Greece’s ruling party is facing criticism after its actions were described as authoritarian and lacking respect for parliamentary norms. The controversy stems from the handling of a case involving Elena Akrita, details of which were not provided in the source text but clearly prompted strong reaction. Opponents allege the government demonstrated a “regime-like” approach, prioritizing its own power over established procedures. This incident has reinforced accusations of a lack of institutional sensitivity within the governing coalition. Critics claim the majority disregarded parliamentary rules in this case, raising concerns about the erosion of democratic processes. The situation underscores growing tensions between the government and opposition forces within the Greek parliament. The ruling party has, according to the text, confirmed its “worst self” through these actions.