SYRIZA’s look at the political battles that come with the most crucial one of the European elections – Stefanos Kasselakis’ relaxed night out with KO
SYRIZA – PS is turning the page after the end of the fourth congress and the decision not to set up intra-party ballots for the election of the president again. The conference sealed the vote of confidence in Stefanos Kasselakis, with forces now focusing on the crucial battle of the European elections.
As mentioned in the compromise proposal submitted by Sokratis Famellos, Nikos Pappas and Giorgos Tsipras, a proposal that was incorporated into the text of the Political Decision approved at the conference, “the party must not enter a new cycle of introversion. There is no need for a new presidential election.
The Congress confirms its confidence in the president Stefanos Kasselakis and instructs the president and the party bodies to go united in the next political and electoral battles, with the first one of the European elections, with a unified political function, all bound by our Statute and Declaration , for the interests of society and the country. With camaraderie and collegiality and with the Theses and decisions of the 4th Congress as a tool, we reconstitute the Executive Office with a regular function to strengthen our political action, which we authorize to process proposals for the completion of the transformation of the party”.
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The evening outing of the Parliamentary Group
With a drink in a bar, the vote of confidence of Stefanos Kasselakis from the 4th Congress of SYRIZA – PS was sealed, with the president of the party having a relaxed night out with the Parliamentary Group.
Speaking to the journalists who were at the scene, Stefanos Kasselakis emphasized that with a SYRIZA government, there will be an end to parliamentary and ministerial privileges. “Parliamentary immunities and parliamentary privileges with a SYRIZA government, finally. A crime was committed in Tempi, respect it” he underlined and referred to Kostas Ah. Karamanlis.
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“I would very much like journalism in Greece to be independent of any government influence. It must be a function. I would very much like you to do independent journalism about the crime in Tempi, the cover-up that took place there and the arrest that is going to take place at Predator” noted Stefanos Kasselakis.
The evening passed at a more relaxed pace, after the stormy developments of the conference, the wells gave and took, with everyone stressing that now is the time of unity for the crucial political battles coming both in the House (bill for private universities) and and outside, in view of the European elections in June.
