Greeks believe that, like yogurt and honey—or olive oil and just about anything—politics and bribery simply go together. Political corruption is something that people gripe about, and then tacitly accept.
But not this time. Amid Greece’s economic crisis, corruption has been pushed into the spotlight. And a firestorm of public outrage erupted when a former transport minister, Anastasios Mantelis, admitted to taking cash from German engineering giant Siemens AG. Will this be the case that prompts lasting change?
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