Greece Defends Security and Legal Progress

Greece Defends Security and Legal Progress

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Greece remains firmly committed to protecting national interests and citizens, government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis said in an interview with Liberal.

“We are not the government of Moria and Idomeni, but the one that handled the Evros crisis and the smugglers’ hybrid threats in the Aegean,” Marinakis stated, stressing that efficiency and national security are top priorities with no room for concessions, CE Report quotes Athens-Macedonia

Responding to concerns about the rule of law, he highlighted the European Commission’s latest report as proof of progress, particularly in justice, legislation, and media freedom. Marinakis noted that the recent bill on press freedom, introduced by him, received recognition in the report—though it was only supported by the New Democracy Parliamentary Group.

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