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Giorgos Gavrilos submitted his resignation from the duties of the parliamentary representative of SYRIZAwho 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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**2. In light of the recent internal challenges faced by SYRIZA, what strategies does Giorgos Gavrilos suggest the party should adopt to reconnect with its base and regain voter trust?**
**Interview with Giorgos Gavrilos: Reflections on Resignation from SYRIZA**
**Interviewer:** Thank you for joining us today, Giorgos. You recently announced your resignation from your duties as a parliamentary representative of SYRIZA. What prompted this decision after your time with the party?
**Giorgos Gavrilos:** Thank you for having me. The decision was not easy, but I felt compelled to take a step back due to dissatisfaction with some of the directions and decisions made in the party over the past few months. It became clear to me that my views on how we should be moving forward were not aligning with the party’s current trajectory.
**Interviewer:** You mentioned that your resignation is due to a “mistake” made in the last two months. Can you elaborate on what you consider this mistake to be?
**Giorgos Gavrilos:** Certainly. My discontent primarily stems from our failure to effectively communicate with and engage our base. Additionally, I believe there have been strategic missteps in how we have positioned ourselves in the opposition. The party needs to reconnect with the values that originally brought us together and serve the people we represent more effectively.
**Interviewer:** You’ve decided to remain within SYRIZA’s Parliamentary Group despite your resignation from the representative position. What does this mean for your future involvement in the party?
**Giorgos Gavrilos:** By staying within the group, I want to continue contributing to our discussions and help steer the party back on course. My commitment to SYRIZA’s foundational values remains strong, and I hope that my experiences can aid in revitalizing our approach.
**Interviewer:** Many are watching how SYRIZA is handling these recent internal challenges. What do you hope to see from your colleagues moving forward?
**Giorgos Gavrilos:** I hope to see a more open and honest dialog within the party, especially regarding our strategies and goals. We need to listen to our members and the public. It’s essential to cultivate a collaborative environment where everyone’s voice can be heard.
**Interviewer:** This situation raises important questions. How do you think SYRIZA’s current dynamics will influence voter perception in the upcoming elections?
**Giorgos Gavrilos:** It’s hard to predict, but if we fail to address internal conflicts and align as a unified front, it could certainly impact public perception. People are looking for stability and coherence from their representatives.
**Interviewer:** Thank you for sharing your insights, Giorgos. As we reflect on your decision, what do you think the broader implications could be for SYRIZA as a party?
**Giorgos Gavrilos:** I think this is a pivotal moment for SYRIZA. If we can manage to regroup and focus on the issues that matter to our constituents, we can emerge stronger. However, if we allow internal discord to fester, we might risk alienating our supporters.
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**Debate Question for Readers:** Given the recent resignations and internal conflicts within SYRIZA, what do you believe is the most critical step the party needs to take to regain public trust and support? Your thoughts could help shape the future of the party!
