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SYRIZA MP Giorgos Karameros resigns from Parliament – Christos Spirtzis next in line to take seat
"From the outset, I supported Alexis Tsipras," Karameros says in his resignation statement. He informed Socrates Famellos that he was resigning both his parliamentary seat and all party positions. He is the first SYRIZA parliamentary group MP to resign since the creation of ELAS
The latest election scenario – blame the heat – Alexis’s aperitif, the new power-brokers, television’s next chapter, Aktor’s American funds and Mystakidis’s Thessaloniki base ///
Euronext’s push to bring Greek shipping finance closer to Europe could mark the beginning of a new role for Athens in the capital markets
Developments in SYRIZA: Famelos replaces Nikos Pappas as well as Kostas Zachariadis
Nikos Pappas is stepping down from his position as parliamentary spokesperson of SYRIZA, with Theofilos Xanthooulos and Kostas Barkas being appointed in his place
SYRIZA Political Secretariat approves Famellos’ proposal to reach out to Tsipras – Final clarification tomorrow at the Central Committee
"Tsipras' initiative contributes positively to the reconstruction of the progressive political space," said Famellos. Polakis: "Endless waiting leads to the devaluation of SYRIZA." Gerovasili and Zachariadis oppose running an electoral list against Tsipras
Parliament: Yannis Stournaras’ term at the Bank of Greece renewed for a third time
Yannis Stournaras becomes the first governor of the Bank of Greece to serve three consecutive terms — New Democracy voted “yes,” PASOK and the Communist Party voted “present,” while SYRIZA, Greek Solution, New Left, NIKI, and Course of Freedom voted against
Polakis: I was and will always be SYRIZA, it’s a joke to be an independent MP
The reaction of Pavlos Polakis was characteristic when the President of the Plenary Session of the Parliament addressed him as an independent MP
Sokratis Famellos: Supports Kostas Arvanitis after statements about “manipulated elections” in 2023
“Is it strange that we have said that New Democracy attempted—and in this case in Crete—to distort, modify, and manipulate public consciousness in order to achieve electoral results that preserve its hold on power?” he asked
