Kasselakis: "Politics is a vocation, not a game"
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Stefanos Kasselakis attacked judicial corruption in Greece and argued that politics must be approached with seriousness. According to a report by Bankingnews, the politician said that "politics is a vocation and not a game". With this phrase he wanted to stress that politicians have a responsibility towards citizens.
Kasselakis referred to the issue of corruption in the judicial sphere, a matter that often concerns Greek public opinion. His criticism focuses on the need for transparency and for citizens' trust in institutions. However, he did not give specific details about the cases he would like to point out, at least as they are presented in the relevant report.
In his statements, the politician also explained the reasons why he considers the stance of the parties in the post-election period important. The description of the report is limited, so it is not clear exactly which issue he was referring to. Those interested can follow the next developments and the official statements of politicians, in order to have a full picture of the matter.
Sources: Bankingnews
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