In a letter to the President of SYRIZA’s KO Nikos Pappa, Thanos Moraitis states, among other things, that the recent developments in SYRIZA deeply sadden him and that with his move as a member of parliament he expresses his opposition to “choices and behaviors that have injured irreparably the unity and values of the progressive movement”.
The resignation letter of Thanos Moraitis to Nikos Pappa
To him
President of the Parliamentary Group SYRIZA PS Nikos Pappa
Mr President,
The recent developments deeply sadden me, as does every progressive citizen in our country.
It is imperative that I express my opposition to choices and behaviors that have irreparably injured the unity and values of the progressive movement. Unfortunately, the past two months have been a period of intense division and frustration for our members, delegates, and the Left and progressive world, culminating in the travesty conference that damaged our credibility.
I cannot continue to serve in a position of responsibility, working with people who overlook the most precious legacy of the progressive space: collectivity and respect for Democracy. Indifference to our values and ethics cannot be tolerated.
Therefore, I decide to resign from the position of director of the Parliamentary Group of SYRIZA PS. I would like to thank the Members of Parliament and the staff of the KO secretariat for our cooperation at a critical time for all of us. In these extremely difficult times for Democracy and the future of the progressive party, I choose to remain true to the values with which I have walked my entire political career.
Sincerely, Thanos Moraitis.
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