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Geerapetritis: Inaction on national issues leads to regression, comments on wiretapping scandal. · Cyprus Report

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Geerapetritis: Inaction on national issues leads to regression, comments on wiretapping scandal.

1 sourceFirst reported 21 days agoUpdated 21 days ago

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Giorgos Gerapetritis stated that inaction on national issues leads to regression during a recent discussion.
He characterized the surveillance scandal as a factor that undermines public trust in the state's integrity.
Gerapetritis dismissed criticisms related to national matters, highlighting that all governments engage in dialogue with Turkey.
His comments were made in the context of addressing ongoing concerns about surveillance and its implications for society.
The discussion took place amid political scrutiny regarding the government's handling of the surveillance issue.

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Γεραπετρίτης: Η αδράνεια στα εθνικά σημαίνει οπισθοδρόμηση – Τι είπε για το σκάνδαλο των υποκλοπώνin.gr · 21 days ago

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Giorgos Gerapetritis stated that inaction on national issues leads to regression during a recent discussion.
He characterized the surveillance scandal as a factor that undermines public trust in the state's integrity.
Gerapetritis dismissed criticisms related to national matters, highlighting that all governments engage in dialogue with Turkey.
His comments were made in the context of addressing ongoing concerns about surveillance and its implications for society.
The discussion took place amid political scrutiny regarding the government's handling of the surveillance issue.

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