Political propaganda increasingly dominates legislative functions

The political landscape is increasingly dominated by electoral propaganda, which is described as an invasive force affecting both the competitive political system and the daily lives of citizens. There is a growing concern regarding the dominance of party politics over legislative functions.

Critics note that instead of focusing on the essential duties of parliament—such as debating laws and managing government budgets—political activity has shifted toward constant campaigning. This includes the use of repetitive slogans, historical references, and frequent public rallies, which some argue detracts from the serious work of governing and legislating.