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Discussion on the Constitution: What is the Constitution?

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The discussion surrounding the Constitution in Greece has been reignited in recent days.
The Constitution is described as the fundamental law that underpins the entire legal framework of the country.
It governs citizens' rights and obligations, as well as the organization and operational rules of government.
Debates about potential amendments and reforms to the Constitution are currently taking place.

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The discussion surrounding the Constitution in Greece has been reignited in recent days.
The Constitution is described as the fundamental law that underpins the entire legal framework of the country.
It governs citizens' rights and obligations, as well as the organization and operational rules of government.
Debates about potential amendments and reforms to the Constitution are currently taking place.

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