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Yes, Greek citizens have the right to choose whether or not to participate in elections. Voting in Greece is not mandatory, so individuals can decide to abstain from voting if they wish. However, many Greeks view voting as a civic duty and a way to influence their country's political landscape.
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How do people choose are governments?
They Vote duhhh
How does Argentina choose their president?
Direct vote of the Argentine people.
Why do people vote for elections?
People can choose whether to vote or not to vote , this is a right in democratic civilisations. Voting gives an individual a choice on who they want to represent the particular group they believe in.
How does the Vietnam Government get elected?
People vote to choose their representatives in the National Assembly. This assembly, then, vote to choose members of government from a list that the Vietnamese Communist Party gave them.
What are the good things of democracy?
people get to choose whether or not they want to vote for a president or not. people have a choice to register to vote or not
People have a duty in a election?
People who are citizens have a responsibility to vote in elections, to choose representatives in their governments.
Who choose Washington choose for gov?
Congress picked all presidents. People didn't vote in the 1700's.
Should people have a right to choose whether or not to vote?
Yes everyone should have a right to vote that are over the age of 18
Do the people of France get to choose their leader?
Yes, they vote every five years.
What kept the Greek system of government from being a democracy?
because the people do not vote for a leader
What is the Greek word for the word 'FOR'?
It is Για (pronounced "ya").But when you vote "for", in Greek you vote "HEE-'PEHR"
Who is the representative democracy?
Representative democracy is a democracy where the people choose a representative to represent them in the government. This representative will then vote for the things the people he represents want.
