Papandreou to PACE: "The Elections Should Be About How We Want Greece to Be Governed" - "When Control Reaches Power, the System Blocks"
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"Democracy is not limited to who gains power," he told the PACE Committee.
Former Prime Minister George Papandreou, in his intervention at the Council of Europe's PACE Committee, stressed that the upcoming elections should be about how Greece is governed and not just who will govern. He highlighted the need for accountability, justice, equality, transparency and the rule of law, referring to cases such as Tempi, OPEKEPE and Predator, as well as concerns about media concentration.
"The next elections should not only be about who will govern Greece," George Papandreou told the Council of Europe's PACE Committee.
"The next elections should not only be about who will govern Greece. They should be about something deeper: How we want Greece to be governed. How power is exercised. How it is controlled. How we guarantee accountability, justice, equality, transparency and the rule of law. Principles that, yes, come from the ancient Greeks and reach us today. Because, ultimately, what is at stake is the very trust of our citizens in democracy," stressed former …
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