SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance
The inaugural manifesto of Stefanos Kasselakis’ newly formed party to be announced today
Stefanos Kasselakis will present the key principles of his party’s program and its name today at 12 noon at the Michalis Kakogiannis Foundation
Debate in SYRIZA: The conflictual bipolar, the dives into the past and the attacks on Kasselakis
With deep dives into the SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance’s governmental past, plenty of “friendly fire” among comrades, and repeated references to their return to opposition benches, the two-plus-hour debate between the four contenders for the party’s presidency unfolded. From the very first moments, the participants enthusiastically plunged into the battle of impressions.
SYRIZA: Watch the debate of the candidates – What Gletsos, Polakis, Famellos, and Farantouris have to say – Update
Everything That Happened in the Debate: Renationalizations, Prostitutes, and Sharp Words About Kasselakis
The debate among Apostolos Gletsos, Pavlos Polakis, Sokratis Famellos, and Nikolas Farantouris, candidates for the presidency of SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance, unfolded as a largely lackluster event. It lacked strong programmatic proposals or groundbreaking ideas.
SYRIZA on the edge: The “87” definitively excluded Kasselakis – Kasselakis will be a candidate, say the Kasselistas
A warlike atmosphere prevails once again in SYRIZA, with the majority of the “87” formally excluding Kasselakis from candidacy in the party’s Political Secretariat, having declared Apostolos Gkletsos, Pavlos Polakis, Socrates Famelos, and Nikos Farandouri as presidential candidates.
SYRIZA: Kasselakis excluded from candidacies – Political Secretariat’s decision
The SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance stated: “SYRIZA-PA moves forward in an organized, democratic, and collective manner, strictly adhering to constitutional provisions for the emergency congress and the election of the party president, following the Central Committee’s decisions.” The conference will include an option
SYRIZA: “Plan B” being prepared by “Kasselistas” – The conference, and criticism leveled against Tsipras
In his first reaction following the rejection of his candidacy for the presidency of SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance, Stefanos Kasselakis, aiming for maximum mobilization of his supporters, called them to organizational readiness within the party’s Member Organizations, ahead of the upcoming conference.
PASOK – Live update: Androulakis re-elected leader with 59.92% – “Big changes will happen when we are united,” he stated
Nikos Androulakis was re-elected as the president of PASOK, winning decisively in the second round of the elections with 59.92% against Haris Doukas, confirming his dominance within the party. He received 126,222 votes – fewer than the 139,000 he garnered in the 2021 elections, where he defeated George Papandreou.
SYRIZA: Central Committee to proceed as planned tomorrow, political secretariat decides – Move to exclude Kasselakis from elections
Tomorrow is shaping up to be the “mother of all battles” within SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance, as the Central Committee meeting will go ahead as scheduled.
SYRIZA: Awaiting Kasselakis’ Candidacy Announcement, Gerovasili Declines to Run
The process of electing a new president for the SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance is shaping up to be a tough political battle, as many potential candidates remain hesitant to reveal their intentions early on, except Pavlos Polakis. This follows the finalization of the roadmap for internal party elections.
SYRIZA Leadership Election: Kasselakis and Polakis Push for Accelerated Timeline, Supported by 87 Members
As SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance’s Central Committee convenes, two dominant proposals regarding the timeline for electing new leadership have emerged. The debate reflects an internal divide between those pushing for a swift election process to minimize the party’s public image damage and others advocating for a more structured political dialogue before the vote.