The meeting of the Political Secretariat of SYRIZA is in progress, in light of the leak from the “Newspaper of the Editors” of Stefanos Kasselakis‘ “Pothen Esches“, as well as the extrajudicial letter sent by the former president of SYRIZA.
The meeting of the PG was scheduled for 13:00, however, due to the speech of the president of the parliamentary group of the party, Nikos Pappas, in the debate on the bill of the Ministry of the Interior, it starts with a delay.
They were going to discuss and reach a conclusion on a series of organizational issues concerning the realization of the Conference, following the recent decision of the Central Committee to move it to November 8-10. However, due to the rapid developments in the agenda, according to information, the issue of the extra-judicial sent by Stefanos Kasselakis will also be discussed.
According to information, the Political Secretariat will propose the immediate convening of the Central Committee, where the issue that has arisen will be discussed. For her part, Theodora Tzakri requested the resignation of Rania Svigou. The same information states that Olga Gerovasili requested the deletion of Stefanos Kasselakis.
Sources of Koumoundourou point out that “the folders with the Pothen Esches are sealed”.
It is recalled that earlier the director of the office of Stefanos Kasselakis, Manolis Kapnisakis, issued a statement in which he talks about a violation of his personal data and demanded the resignation of the secretary of SYRIZA, Rania Svigou, for the “leak”.
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SYRIZA’s Internal Crisis: A Turning Point for Greece’s Left-Wing Party
The latest developments within SYRIZA, Greece’s left-wing party, have raised concerns about its future and stability. A recent meeting of the party’s Political Secretariat has been convened to address two sensitive issues: a leaked document from the “Newspaper of the Editors” regarding Stefanos Kasselakis’ “Pothen Esches” and an extrajudicial letter from the former president of SYRIZA.
This meeting, initially scheduled for 13:00, was delayed due to the speech of Nikos Pappas, the president of the parliamentary group of the party, in the ongoing debate. However, the true significance of this gathering lies in its connection to Kasselakis’ political future, which has become a focal point of tension within the party.
As reported [[2]], SYRIZA is facing its most serious internal crisis in years, with Kasselakis’ future at the center of the dispute. This turmoil comes at a time when the party is already grappling with the consequences of its turbulent past.
In its rise to power, SYRIZA inherited an exceptionally unfavorable economic situation in Greece, which had been plagued by a debt crisis and strict austerity measures since 2009 [[1]]. The party’s brief stint in government, as part of the SYRIZA-ANEL coalition, was marked by challenges in navigating Greece’s foreign policy, as analyzed in a paper by CIDOB [[3]].
The current crisis within SYRIZA has reignited concerns about the party’s ability to lead Greece forward. With Kasselakis’ future hanging in the balance, the party must now confront the possibility of a leadership change. The outcome of the Political Secretariat’s meeting will likely shape the course of SYRIZA’s future, determining whether the party can overcome its internal divisions and reemerge as a viable force in Greek politics.
As SYRIZA grapples with its internal conflicts, one thing is clear: the party’s future hangs precariously in the balance. The events unfolding within SYRIZA serve as a reminder of the challenges faced by left-wing parties in navigating the complex landscape of European politics.