CLEAN : Greek civil servants strike over layoffs austerity

The transcript discusses the political situation, highlighting the need for government change and the consequences of delayed action. It mentions personal and ministry-related dangers, reflecting on past and present threats. The impact of recent elections on the government's ability to enact laws is also covered.

What does the speaker suggest about the timing of governmental change?

• It should happen immediately.

• It was necessary years ago, but now it's too late.

• It is not needed at all.

• It should be postponed indefinitely.

How does the speaker describe their current sense of personal safety?

• They feel less in danger now compared to last year.

• They have never felt in danger.

• They feel more in danger now than before.

• They feel the same level of danger as last year.

What is the speaker's observation about their colleagues in the ministry?

• All of them feel safe.

• None of them are in danger.

• Many are still in danger.

• They have all left the ministry.

What significant event did the government face in the last European elections?

• The elections were postponed.

• The government lost the elections.

• The government won by a large margin.

• The government did not participate.

What challenge does the government face in Parliament according to the speaker?

• It has full support in Parliament.

• It can easily pass new laws.

• It cannot vote on any laws.

• It struggles to pass laws.