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From Centralized to Authoritarian Governance in Greece

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Greece is gradually entering an election period.
The government must provide a result-oriented review of its seven-year tenure.
The initial idea of a 'central state' promised better coordination and accountability.
Instead, the country faces rising living costs and ineffective policies.
Public accountability has diminished amidst ongoing announcements from the government.

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Greece is gradually entering an election period.
The government must provide a result-oriented review of its seven-year tenure.
The initial idea of a 'central state' promised better coordination and accountability.
Instead, the country faces rising living costs and ineffective policies.
Public accountability has diminished amidst ongoing announcements from the government.

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