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Our member KEFiM is featured on Greek newspaper Politic with their policy text that shows European Union laws are passed by the anti-establishment parties in the Greek Parliament with low percentages. The policy text analyzes the extent to which each opposition party votes for or against the laws that contain European legislation sanctions.

In the publication, Greek newspaper Ekathimerini shared valuable insights shown by our member KEFiM in their research. Greek parties that are described as populist, anti-liberal and Eurosceptic regularly vote against EU laws brought to Parliament for approval, according to policy paper published by the Athens-based Center for Liberal Studies (KEFiM) on Thursday.

Study by our partner KEFiM showed that the laws of the European Union are voted with low percentages by the parties that are in the opposition in the Greek Parliament, according to the policy text "The anti-European parties in the Parliament". The policy text analyzes the extent to which each opposition party votes for or against laws that contain European legislation sanctions.

The KEFiM study gained popularity in the Greek news and was covered in numerous stories. From 2004 until 2023, Greek parties' level of legislative consensus on EU laws has been studied by the Center for Liberal Studies (KEFiM). According to the policy statement "Anti-European parties in the Parliament" released by the Center for Liberal Studies, anti-systemic parties in the Greek Parliament with low percentages enforce measures related to the European Union. The policy text examines how much each opposition party votes in favor of or against bills that are sanctioned by European legislation.

Our member's research dives deeper into passing of European Union laws in the Greek parliament. The policy text analyzes the extent to which each opposition party votes for or against the laws that contain European legislation sanctions.

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