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Mitsotakis seeks to wrestle back initiative by launching new revision of Greek Constitution
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has moved to reopen the dormant debate on constitutional revision, launching a process he casts as both overdue institutional housekeeping and a necessary modernisation for a country facing 21st‑century challenges.
In a message sent on Monday to New Democracy MPs, but also meant for public consumption, he framed the Constitution of 1975 as a “living” text that has served Greece well for half a century but now requires bold updates to match contemporary realities —...
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