“This institutional framework, not only does not shed “abundant light”, but is what leads to the absolute “darkness” of the action of the various centers, mechanisms and services, official and unofficial, domestic and foreign”, the KKE points out in its statement .
For one dark and dangerous institutional framework which undermines the rights and liberties of the people, he says in his announcement KKE commenting on the statement of Kyriakos Mitsotakis about the telephone monitoring.
“Mr. Mitsotakis tries, behind funny excuses about “mistakes” and “slips”, to hide the main side of the surveillance scandal, which is none other than his absolute commitment to the formation of a dark and dangerous institutional framework that consistently undermines the rights and freedoms of the Greek people” points out the KKE in its statement “on the Prime Minister’s statement regarding the wiretapping“, reports the KKE.
And he adds that this institutional framework, not only does not shed “plenty of light”, but is what leads to the absolute “darkness” of the action of various centers, mechanisms and services, official and unofficial, domestic and foreign. “It is precisely this framework that, utilizing the concept of “national security” as a “rubber”, legitimizes and facilitates surveillance practices, leading to the leap in prosecutorial orders to declassify communications. It is this framework, which for years has been denouncing and voting against the KKE, in contrast to all the other parties” the announcement emphasizes“, points out.
“Therefore, next to the need to clarify the surveillance case of Nikos Androulakis, but also the case of the “hearings” at the headquarters of the Central Committee of the KKE – as far as this is possible through the parliamentary procedures provided for – there is an even greater need, that of the abolition of all this legislation, EU directives and international agreements that has led to today’s “mud”» underlines the KKE and concludes in its announcement:
“This, of course, cannot be guaranteed by the ND government with proposals on “guarantees”, “filters” and “best European practices”, nor by any of the parties that have co-shaped the current regime. It is up to the people themselves, with their actions and political choices, to defend their rights and freedoms, against the “legitimacy” of repression, authoritarianism, surveillance, against the very dictatorship of capital».
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