Syriza

Stefanos Kasselakis: “No contact with Tsipras” – Opposes new center-left coalition formation

In an in-depth interview on Smile Again with Sissy Christidou, former SYRIZA President Stefanos Kasselakis shared his thoughts on the state of the party, its direction, and the challenges facing SYRIZA amidst internal tensions.

SYRIZA – Stefanos Kasselakis: Denounces attempt to alter the electorate – “Don’t go, I’m not giving up”

Voting is underway as SYRIZA members cast ballots this weekend to elect delegates ahead of the party’s extraordinary congress to choose new leadership. The tense atmosphere reflects deep divisions within the party, with each side passionately advocating for their vision of SYRIZA’s future.

Video appeal from Kasselakis: If you don’t vote for delegates, they won’t let me run

In a recent video, Stefanos Kasselakis urges SYRIZA members to vote for delegates this weekend as he tours his new offices. He emphasizes the urgency of their participation, stating, “For those of you thinking, ‘I’ll vote for him at the polls in late November,’ that’s not enough! If you don’t vote for delegates this weekend, I won’t be allowed to run.

SYRIZA: Surge of complaints hours before polls happen – Many branches lack member lists

SYRIZA’s central office is facing a wave of complaints from local party organizations just ten hours before voting begins. Regional and local SYRIZA branches report they haven’t received lists of members eligible to vote, with accusations directed at the party’s Organizational Office.

Former PM Tsipras deplores erosion of rule of law in Greece; gov’t responds

Former leftist prime minister Alexis Tsipras on Friday criticized the purported erosion of the rule of law in Greece under the conservative New Democracy government, accusing judicial authorities of failing to investigate or even covering up several high-profile cases.

Ambiguous statement by Tsipras: “I’m here, I never left” – Criticisms directed at the judiciary, Adelini walks out

 

Alexis Tsipras’ speech at the Parliament’s Council of Europe event sparked reactions and comments, especially as he alluded to a possible “return” in a cryptic manner.

Attempt to appoint new Ombudsman fails

An attempt to elect a new Ombudsman has fallen through, with the government's nominee failing to secure the support of three-fifths of the members of Parliament's 30-member conference of speakers.

The nominee, Athens University politics professor Dimitris Sotiropoulos, received the backing of the 15 New Democracy members of the conference.

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