Crisis of Trust in Public Institutions Revealed by OECD Study

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A recent OECD survey reveals a significant lack of trust in the government and political parties in Greece.
64% of participants expressed low or no confidence in the government, indicating a declining trend.
Trust in political parties dropped from 17% to 15% and in parliament from 32% to 25% between 2023 and 2025.
The only institution that retains public trust is the Armed Forces.
The findings highlight a deep credibility crisis that poses a danger to democracy.

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A recent OECD survey reveals a significant lack of trust in the government and political parties in Greece.
64% of participants expressed low or no confidence in the government, indicating a declining trend.
Trust in political parties dropped from 17% to 15% and in parliament from 32% to 25% between 2023 and 2025.
The only institution that retains public trust is the Armed Forces.
The findings highlight a deep credibility crisis that poses a danger to democracy.

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