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Kasselakis: Tsipras was saying to me “why don’t you close Avgi and Kokkino” – I found empty coffers at SYRIZA
Enough money left the fund for the Poulantzas Institute between the two elections for the election of a new president of SYRIZA - "SYRIZA could not be saved because the person who built it did not want to be saved"
Political kitchen with “one with everything” and 10 parties: Tables, spits & plucking…
Mitsotakis gathers his MPs and talks about...spit-roasting, while Tsipras carves up the Left – Chaos with Karystianou, Kammenos, Karachalios and Nikolopoulos
Upheaval in the Center-Left: What should Alexis do with SYRIZA?
The self-destructive decision of the Political Secretariat to essentially abolish the party, while waiting for the former prime minister to found a new political formation, effectively destroys SYRIZA’s rebranding and shatters its narrative of a new beginning
SYRIZA: Overwhelming “yes” to proposal for alignment with Tsipras – Only Polakis and two others opposed
Almost the entire Political Secretariat sided with the proposal of SYRIZA’s president - Polakis’s outburst: “This is a split” - Even Nikos Pappas in favor - Complete radio silence from the former prime minister
Famellos in favour of alliance with Tsipras – “It’s a split” replied Polakis
Internal conflict at Koumoundourou sparked by Tsipras’s plan to create a new political movement - “SYRIZA’s relationship cannot be antagonistic,” said Mr. Famellos, provoking an “outburst” from the Transparency Secretary
Looking for the second… Tsipras, Androulakis, or Karystianou?
Tsipras is preparing a list of candidates instead of a party, sweeping SYRIZA, but also its fragments — threatening to push PASOK to third place — Waiting also for the “Karystianou movement,” which pollsters see could go straight to second — Turmoil also on the Right with Samaras
Instant Analysis: Why Tsipras rushed to “dive into the sea” – Who he’s building bridges with, who he wants to get ahead of
The four key reasons that led the former Prime Minister to leave Parliament – His next move is the publication of his book – Now free to openly reach out to those he wants to bring into his soon-to-be-founded party
