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Pavlos Marinakis: Internet user identification accepted by civil society
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- Paulos Marinakis, the Greek Government's Spokesperson, discussed the need for user identification on the internet during the "Dialogs of Nisyros" event.
- He emphasized that society has accepted this need, particularly in combating fake news and the toxicity of political discourse.
- Marinakis noted that while young people may feel distanced from the political system, they are not politically apathetic.
- His statements addressed the impact of social media and artificial intelligence on elections.
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