PASOK leader Venizelos to visit Heraklio, Crete on Thursday

PASOK leader Evangelos Venizelos, who is also deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of the coalition government, is scheduled to visit Heraklio, Crete, on Thursday.

Venizelos will meet with PASOK members at 16:00.

At 17:00, he will give a press conference to the Cretan media and an hour later he will address a rally at the Atlantis hotel.

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PASOK leader Venizelos to visit Heraklio, Crete on Thursday

Venizelos will meet with PASOK members at 16:00.

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