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SYRIZA Expels Athena Linou Amidst Internal Controversy

Decision by Stefanos Kasselakis: Athena Linou Asked to Resign for Transparency, According to Sources from Koumoundourou

Newsroom August 28 01:10

SYRIZA to Announce Athena Linou’s Expulsion from Parliamentary Group Following Stefanos Kasselakis’ Decision

According to information, SYRIZA will announce the expulsion of Athena Linou from its Parliamentary Group, following a decision by Stefanos Kasselakis.

The 459 pages Athena Linou submitted last Friday to the director of Stefanos Kasselakis’ political office, containing financial details of the Prolepsis Institute, were deemed insufficient, leading to her dismissal.

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