Mitsotakis: Victory against organised crime, without mention of seven years in power
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Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis presented his government as a force confronting organised crime and corruption. His statement was made on Tuesday and referred to the government's actions in the field of public order.
According to reports, the Prime Minister argued that the government has achieved significant results in the fight against crime. However, he did not refer to the record of the seven years the government has been in power. This issue had already drawn the attention of the media.
The issue of organised crime and corruption is often a subject of debate in Greek society. Citizens are concerned about security and the functioning of public institutions, which is why politicians' statements on these matters carry great weight.
The evidence presented suggests that the government wants to promote its actions in the field of security. The full picture of this policy will become clear as events unfold and as new data are published.
Sources: Dnews
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