P. Kapsis: Government wear and tear and political polarization

In an article on Protothema.gr, Pantelis Kapsis analyzes the political situation in Greece, focusing on government choices and increasing polarization.

He refers to the Tempi case and the OPEKEPE scandal, commenting on the government's different reactions. He points out that the government seems to be protecting its ministers in the OPEKEPE case, possibly due to the lower public resonance compared to Tempi.

Kapsis also refers to the internal dynamics of the government and the unwillingness of some ministers to undergo the same procedure as in the Tempi case. He emphasizes the disappointment prevailing in society and the absence of a development leap for the country.

In closing, the columnist expresses his concern about the extreme polarization and the lack of understanding between political leaders, warning of possible deadlocks.