Transparency survey shows Greeks keen to fight graft but still paying bribes

The overwhelming majority of Greeks (82 percent) want to do their bit to fight corruption in public life but nearly a quarter (23 percent) have made under-the-table payments (“fakelakia”) for medical services and 90 percent believe political parties are the most corrupt, according to Transparency International’s Global Corruption Barometer, an annual survey of citizens’ perception of graft.