Mitsotakis Unveils Constitutional Revision Plans to President Tasoulas

Mitsotakis Proposes Ending the Tenure of Civil Servants - Helleniscope

EDITOR’S NOTE (Nick Stamatakis). It’s hard to believe that this change will ever be accomplished in Greece… It is so deeply entrenched in the political culture of the country, for two centuries of statehood and another four centuries of slavery to the Ottomans. But let’s say, since the people are favoring it, that the necessary changes to the Constitution are implemented.  Who will guarantee that the “Review Committees” to be formed will free of…

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis insists on the issue of abolishing the permanence of civil servants, after meeting today, Friday, with the President of the Republic, Konstantinos Tasoulas, where they spoke about the revision of the relevant article of the constitution. "I had the pleasure of meeting the President of the Republic, Konstantinos Tasoulas, and discussing what we are preparing as a Government. Yesterday I spoke about the nee…

Mitsotakis unveils constitutional revision plans to President Tasoulas

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met with President Konstantinos Tasoulas at the Presidential Mansion to discuss the upcoming constitutional revision.

“Mr. President, I wanted to start our discussion today with the public statements I made yesterday in relation to the upcoming Constitutional Review process,” said Kyriakos Mitsotakis in his first words during his meeting with Costas Tasoulas at the Presidential Palace.        The Prime Minister added to this: “I consider it important that this […]

Never before has the revision been carried out with such constitutional order, said Konstantinos Tasoulas, pointing out that the mathematics of the Constitution also imposes consensus, during his meeting with Kyriakos Mitsotakis, at the Presidential Palace, in the context of the regular monthly briefings. The Prime Minister sent an invitation to the opposition parties to participate in the discussion on the revision of the Constitution during hi…