PASOK – Movement for Change

Greek Parliament: SYRIZA moves out – N. Androulakis takes over as leader of the opposition

New spatial arrangements and office moves are taking place within the Greek Parliament, following the latest split in SYRIZA after the defection of Theodora Tzakri and Giota Poulou. As a result, PASOK has now become the official opposition party, as it has the second-highest number of seats in Parliament.

PASOK: The privileges now that it has become the official opposition – Changes in offices, an increase in political appointees

The new split in the SYRIZA parliamentary group has led to the loss of the official opposition title without the need for an election for the first time in post-junta history.

MRB poll: ND in European elections, Mitsotakis dominant, Androulakis the leader of the opposition

Nikos Androulakis emerges as the leader of the opposition, while ND remains dominant, despite minor losses: these are the two main conclusions of the MRB poll, presented on Open’s main broadcast

The voting intention

PM targets PASOK as main opposition

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis made a pointed political statement during a parliamentary session on the country's wildfire response on Wednesday, walking out as main opposition SYRIZA's parliamentary leader Nikos Pappas began his speech.

Mitsotakis returned when PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis took the floor, signaling a shift in his political focus.

Small groups, handshakes, and selfies – See photographic snapshots from the discussion of political leaders in Parliament

As we enter the heart of autumn, the political climate is gradually heating up, with political leaders holding their first confrontation in Parliament today.

The occasion is the discussion in Parliament regarding natural disasters.

Mitsotakis to face off with recently re-elected Androulakis in key parliamentary debate

All eyes are on the Greek Parliament this Wednesday as a highly anticipated debate among political leaders, initiated by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, begins at 11 a.m. The formal aim of the debate is to brief opposition parties on the recent fire season and outline plans to strengthen Civil Protection.

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