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Katerina Batzeli: ‘I am in line with PASOK, I won’t be a sacrificial figure’
"I believe in a rational political discourse, in political courtesy, and I don't believe in the paper war of press releases," emphasized the former minister. The internal conflict in PASOK continues after her referral to the Ethics Committee
Internal discontent in PASOK: The referral of Batzeli and Doukas’ concerns over “selective” responses
PASOK appears to be entering a new phase of internal debate following the decision to refer Central Political Committee member Katerina Batzeli to the Ethics Committee. The decision comes after her public disagreement with the tone of Nikos Androulakis' response to SYRIZA MP Nikos Pappas
The advance of Zoi continues – PASOK and SYRIZA retreat in disarray
Plevsi Eleftherias is absorbing all public discontent with the government. At Harilaou Trikoupi, murmurs against Nikos Androulakis are resurfacing, while in Koumoundourou, the collapse is irreversible, and Tsipras is "rebranding" at Harvard
Konstantinopoulos to Androulakis: We didn’t send the right message by agreeing with Konstantopoulou
The deputy speaker of the House of Representatives stresses that the party's current demographic picture is "a bad development"
PASOK: Androulakis replaces Liakouli with Christidis in the Preliminary Inquiry on Tempi after their confrontation
"Listen here, madam," the PASOK leader is reported to have said to Ms. Liakouli during Wednesday's meeting, to which she replied, "I am not your madam; I am an elected MP of the party."
Tension in PASOK after the polls: “Listen, madam,” said Androulakis to Liakouli – “I am an elected MP, not your madam,” she replied
MPs and PASOK officials who witnessed yesterday's incident in the parliamentary group did not hide their concerns in private discussions
Tempi Preliminary Inquiry: Decision today on Triantopoulos’ direct referral to the Judicial Council – Positions of ND, PASOK, and SYRIZA
At 12:00, the Preliminary Inquiry Committee will convene, with the "battle" set to start early in the Plenary Session. Legal expert Nikos Alivizatos explains why he supports this development
