...Overcoming the crisis is impossible within the framework of our existing political system. Overcoming the crisis requires the emergence of democratically organized authorities, the disappearance of political dynasties, the dismantling of clientelistic relationships, the clear separation between public power and private economic interests. It also requires a comprehensive renewal of the political class, with politicians who will come from society and authentically represent it against the state, and not as subordinates of party leaders or heirs of political dynasties...

...Overcoming the crisis also requires, at a social level, a radical change in perceptions and mentalities that have permeated almost the entire social formation for many years. Greek society needs a new "narrative", away from the illusions of the past, with emphasis on work and productivity, and not on idleness and excessive consumerism. Overcoming the crisis ultimately requires a more comprehensive change in our political culture, in order to make the reorientation of our national economy towards a less consumerist and more productive direction possible...