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– 2024-03-03 02:58:30″>Gavrilos submitted his resignation from the duties of SYRIZA’s parliamentary representativewho however remains in the party’s KO.
Mr. Gavrilos announced in his statement to the parliamentary editors that he met the president of the KO of SYRIZA, Nikos Pappa and informed him of his intention not to continue exercising his duties from the positions of responsibility assigned to me by the KO “expressing his dissatisfaction for the mistake made in the last two months in the party”.
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How might Gavrilos’ resignation influence the future dynamics and direction of the SYRIZA party?
**Interview with Giorgos Gavrilos on His Resignation from SYRIZA’s Parliamentary Duties**
**Interviewer:** Giorgos, thank you for joining us today. You’ve recently announced your resignation from the role of SYRIZA’s parliamentary representative. Can you share what motivated this decision and what you hope to achieve moving forward?
**Giorgos Gavrilos:** Thank you for having me. My decision to resign was not taken lightly. Over the past couple of months, I felt that there were significant mistakes made within the party that needed addressing. I communicated my concerns to President Nikos Pappa, but I believe it’s important for me to step back from parliamentary responsibilities to be more effective as a dedicated member of the party, rather than in an elected role that doesn’t align with my values right now.
**Interviewer:** Many supporters of SYRIZA may be wondering about the implications of your departure. Do you think your resignation could trigger a chain reaction within the party, especially considering the recent tensions after the episodic conference?
**Giorgos Gavrilos:** That’s a valid concern. There are palpable frustrations within the party, and while my resignation is a personal step, it also underscores the need for introspection within SYRIZA. If we don’t address these issues head-on, we risk losing the trust and support of our constituents.
**Interviewer:** Speaking of trust, there were stirrings of discontent among party members even before your resignation. How do you propose the party reconnects with its base and resolves the internal conflicts?
**Giorgos Gavrilos:** Re-establishing that connection requires open dialogue with our supporters. We must be transparent about our challenges and seek their input on the direction we should take. Listening and acting on their feedback could reinvigorate our base.
**Interviewer:** Given these developments, how do you see the future of SYRIZA unfolding? Do you believe it can rebound from its current struggles?
**Giorgos Gavrilos:** I am hopeful. If the leadership can embrace change and genuinely engage with party members and supporters, SYRIZA can emerge more united and stronger. However, it will take significant effort to regain the confidence of the people.
**Interviewer:** Thank you, Giorgos, for sharing your insights. As we discuss your resignation and what it might mean for SYRIZA, we invite our readers to weigh in: Do you believe resignations like Gavrilos’ can spark meaningful change in political parties, or do they merely represent a symptom of deeper issues? Join the debate in the comments below!
