He is mostly trusted by the common people who apparently think of him as a sort of Robin Hood or Zorro. In both cases an aristocrat, who knows from the inside the corruption of the establishment, decides to fight it for the benefit of the people
Why do states fail? Two American professors, Daron Acemoglu and James Robinson, from MIT and Harvard, argue that the answer is simple: the success or failure of nations depends on the type of political and economic institutions they have. Has anyone ever thought of scientifically evaluating the institutions in Cyprus? To do this he does not need a poll, nor to put online a website entitled “We Support the Auditor General” which yesterday called on his supporters to descend on the squares, in the stadiums and outside the Presidential Palace to demonstrate.
In yesterday's RIK poll asking which institutions do you trust in Cyprus, compared to…
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