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Corruption in urban planning never dies

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A report discusses ongoing corruption issues within urban planning departments in Greece.
It states that various governments have made claims of fighting corruption, but the effectiveness of these efforts is questioned.
The article highlights a perceived lack of political will to address the issue firmly.
Past administrations are mentioned as having inconsistent approaches to tackling corruption.
The piece suggests that the problem of corruption in urban planning remains persistent and unresolved.

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A report discusses ongoing corruption issues within urban planning departments in Greece.
It states that various governments have made claims of fighting corruption, but the effectiveness of these efforts is questioned.
The article highlights a perceived lack of political will to address the issue firmly.
Past administrations are mentioned as having inconsistent approaches to tackling corruption.
The piece suggests that the problem of corruption in urban planning remains persistent and unresolved.

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