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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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