Government of Greece

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Government of Greece Constitution of Greece (1968)

Whoever abuses the inviolability of a home, the freedom of expression, especially in print, the secrecy of the means of correspondence, the freedom of assembly, the freedom of forming associations or cooperatives, and the right of property, for the purpose of struggling against the prevailing political system, the civil liberties, or of endangering the national independence, and territorial integrity of the state, shall be deprived of these rights or of all rights safe guarded under the Constitution.
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Government of Greece Constitution of Greece (1968)

The supremacy of the Premier is in full concord with the democratic principles of the form of government. For according to the new Constitution, the Prime Minister as a party leader enjoys the bivalent choice of the people; firstly thanks to his election by the assembly of the party delegates to the post of party leader, secondly thanks to the confidence of the Parliament as well as the votes taken during the last elections. The Premier and the Deputy Premiers, may, as a sole exception to the new Constitution, be simultaneously MP’s as well.
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Government of Greece Constitution of Greece (1968)

Thus, the Constitution must, as a fundamental law of supreme authority, lay modernized and rationalistic foundations for the set up of state activities, such as the precise description of the jurisdictions of the agencies of executive, legislative and legal authority, the decentralization in the performance of state jurisdictions, et cetera, so as to meet the needs of the individuals as well as the totality fully and rapidly, in view of today’s fast changing circumstances.
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