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Clash over institutional interference primes political mood ahead of local elections
Although the attention of Greece’s main political parties is shifting to the first round of local elections this coming weekend, the government’s manoeuvring last week - which led to replacement of board members at the country’s communications privacy watchdog – has infuriated the opposition, which is accusing New Democracy of a undermining Greece’s institutions.
The Hellenic Authority for Communication Security and Privacy (ADAE) was due to meet on Friday to vote on whether to impose a fine on the National Intelligence Service (EYP) for failing to cooperate with its investigation into the surveillance of journa...
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