Syriza

Pavlos Polakis, SYRIZA MP and candidate for the party leadership, claimed on Thursday to have evidence that former party president Stefanos Kasselakis submitted inaccurate wealth declarations to the party.

The mood in SYRIZA remains unchanged, 24 hours before the start of the extraordinary congress in Gazi. In a new post on Twitter, Stefanos Kasselakis denounces the “87” – continuing last night’s “incident” in Pagrati – that not only are they “cutting delegates, but also adding people who were not elected.”

Stefanos Kasselakis, ousted recently as the leftist SYRIZA party's leader, has slammed party rivals for withholding information on a three-day congress starting Friday, claiming they intend to stage it in secret. 

Posting on social media, the former SYRIZA leader said the party is "under occupation."

“Five days after the delegate elections and a few hours before the conference begins, still the delegates themselves (some live hundreds of miles away) don’t know the lists. Have they been deposed? Were they accepted? How and when will they attend tomorrow?” ask sources from Stefanos Kasselakis’s staff.

A year after splitting from SYRIZA over irreconcilable differences with the party's new leadership under now-ousted Stefanos Kasselakis, New Left, established by 11 influential members of the main opposition's parliamentary group, is holding its inaugural congress in Athens, starting on Thursday.

The internal crisis within the SYRIZA Progressive Alliance seems to have reached a new stage in the heart of Pagrati.

A number of Greek political figures have taken to social media to welcome Donald Trump's victory in the US presidential election.

Panos Kammenos, the former leader of Independent Greeks which formed a government coalition with leftist SYRIZA from 2015 to 2019, tweeted "Make Greece great again," in a clear reference to Trump's election slogan.

Stefanos Kasselakis has slammed his rivals within SYRIZA, alleging that the party decided to bar over 180 delegates who support the ousted leader from participating in the upcoming congress.

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