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ND puts changes in education and justice system high on agenda
Reforms in the education and judicial systems are high on the agenda of the new government, with officials indicating that New Democracy is already preparing to make significant changes on both fronts.
The centre-right party believes that it has to make a number of interventions in both areas not just to address long standing problems, but also to tackle what it believes were changes in the wrong direction made by SYRIZA during its time in office.
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