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Greeks crying out for political change but doubt it will happen, poll finds
Greeks' confidence in democracy faltering, survey suggests
Almost half of Greece’s citizens (47 percent) believe the statement that “we have a democracy in name only, not substance”, only a third (32 percent) agree that democracy is the best political system despite its problems while almost a fifth (18 percent) would prefer less democracy and more prosperity, a new survey into the Greek public’s trust in democratic institutions has found.
Conducted by the Public Opinion Research Unit of the University of Macedonia on behalf the Thessaloniki-based Dukakis Centre for Public and Humanitarian Service, the survey also found that 45.5 percent of respondents deem their participation in election...
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