VOICED : Greek Syriza party MP

The transcript emphasizes the importance of prosecuting those responsible for economic crimes, regardless of their status, to uphold justice and transparency. It also highlights the need to protect journalists from prosecution when they are fulfilling their duty to report the truth, underscoring the principles of democracy and transparency.

Why is it important to prosecute economic crimes regardless of the perpetrator's status?

• To increase economic growth

• To ensure fairness and justice for all

• To protect the interests of the wealthy

• To reduce government spending

How does transparency contribute to justice?

• By ensuring that all actions are visible and accountable

• By hiding information from the public

• By prioritizing government secrecy

• By allowing selective information sharing

What is a key aspect of democracy in relation to journalism?

• Censoring journalists to maintain order

• Allowing journalists to be prosecuted for their work

• Protecting journalists from prosecution for seeking the truth

• Limiting the freedom of the press

What is the duty of journalists in a democratic society?

• To entertain the public

• To report only positive news

• To support government policies

• To fulfill their duties towards the truth

Why is truth significant in the context of justice and democracy?

• It supports the interests of powerful groups

• It helps maintain social order

• It ensures that justice is served fairly

• It allows for the manipulation of facts