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Papoulias criticizes government over surveillance scandal

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Former President Prokopis Papoulias condemned the surveillance scandal during a book presentation.
He described the situation as a blatant deviation affecting democratic institutions.
Papoulias warned that such practices could lead to dangerous institutional deviations.
He linked these actions to historical periods of authoritarianism, referencing Kafka's works.
The comments highlight increasing concerns over the integrity of democracy in Greece.

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Former President Prokopis Papoulias condemned the surveillance scandal during a book presentation.
He described the situation as a blatant deviation affecting democratic institutions.
Papoulias warned that such practices could lead to dangerous institutional deviations.
He linked these actions to historical periods of authoritarianism, referencing Kafka's works.
The comments highlight increasing concerns over the integrity of democracy in Greece.

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