A Realpolls survey for Protagon indicates that New Democracy's support is double that of PASOK, while Plefsi Eleftherias is losing ground. The poll also reflects public opinion on Tsipras and Karystianou.

A new Interview poll for Politic shows New Democracy leading with a 12.2% advantage, while PASOK remains stable in second place, and Maria Karystianou's party emerges as third in its first vote intention recording.

Greek political scene sees high tensions with discussions around Tsipras, Karystianou's strategic changes, and expressions of dissatisfaction within the Maximos Mansion.

The Greek Prosecutors Union has criticized MP Zoe Konstantopoulou for her behavior during the Tempi train tragedy trials, while Maria Karystianou also accused the Larissa judicial council of attempting to 'wash away' the crime.

A recent Greek poll indicates a 16.5-point lead for ND, stagnation for Tsipras, and growing public concern over the war in Iran, alongside positive views on initial government measures.

Nikos Plakias addressed the announcement of a new party by Maria Karystianou, refuting claims that police repelled Panos Routsis and discussing a related pigeon-themed political advertisement.

Kyriakos Velopoulos has criticized Maria Karystianou for her decision to announce the formation of her political party on the same day the Tempi trial officially began. Velopoulos argued that she should be focused on seeking justice for the victims rather than political ambitions.

Maria Karystianou has accused H. Sevastidis of complicity in a cover-up ahead of the Tempi trial, while the Greek Finance Minister has announced that the state will not challenge court damages related to the Tempe train tragedy.

New statements by George Floridis regarding the Tempi trial and Maria Karystianou have provoked strong reactions from Kostas Zachariadis (SYRIZA) and Nassos Iliopoulos (New Left).

Maria Karystianou has described the conditions at the start of the trial in Larissa for the Tempi train tragedy as "third-world and inhumane," drawing attention to the environment of the proceedings.

Maria Karystianou, involved in the Tempi tragedy case, is expected to announce the formation of her political party 'soon', as confirmed by her lawyer Maria Gratsia.

Maria Karystianou has publicly accused judicial and prosecutorial officials in Larissa of omissions and manipulations that hindered the full truth about the Tempi tragedy, just one day before the trial is set to begin.

Maria Karystianou, Zoe Konstantopoulou, Panos Routsi, and Maria Gratsia were reportedly seen waiting for over ten hours at the Larissa Court House in Greece, leading to complaints about the prolonged delay.

Greece’s ruling New Democracy party has widened its lead in the latest opinion polls, with a new survey by Pulse for Skai TV showing an upward trend for ND, as the escalating conflict in the Middle East becomes a primary driver of voter sentiment and economic concern.

Good morning, Millions of Iranians in Tehran and around the world celebrated the fall of dictator Khamenei, and hopefully this will be a catalyst for progressive developments.

Maria Karystianou posted a message about her deceased daughter, stating her determination to continue fighting for justice until those responsible are held accountable.

Maria Karystianou did not speak at the rally in Syntagma Square regarding the Tempi tragedy, despite having planned to, due to a disagreement among the other relatives.

Relatives of victims are criticizing a public figure, Karystianou, for a video spot related to a train accident, which includes images and audio from the incident, as she demands justice.

A new round of confrontation has erupted among relatives of the Tempi tragedy victims, sparked by a memorial spot released by Maria Karystianou three years after the accident.

Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis accepted a debate proposal from Maria Karystianou, while also highlighting a recent agreement between Elefsina Shipyards and South Korea as a significant achievement.

The PASOK-Movement for Change party issued sharp criticism against Ms. Karystianou, stating that she 'exposes herself' by speaking on topics she is not knowledgeable about, suggesting it might be a deliberate attempt to gain political credentials.

Maria Karystianou, a mother seeking justice for her daughter, has transitioned into active politics, revealing in an interview that she declined an offer for the Ministry of Justice and expressed a desire for a debate with Adonis Georgiadis.

A new Interview poll indicates that New Democracy is on track for a third term but without an outright majority, with PASOK showing low chances of victory and both Alexis Tsipras and Maria Karystianou recording limited support.

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A recent RealPolls survey indicates New Democracy holds a 15.3-point lead over PASOK, with the party polling at 30.6%. The poll also explored public opinion on other political figures and the possibility of early elections.

Reports indicate significant activity around Maria Karystianou, suggesting she is close to officially announcing her new political party, possibly as early as next week.

Maria Karystianou has attacked a parliamentary discussion in Greece concerning the rule of law, labeling the process as "hypocritical."

Maria Karystianou, mother of a victim in the Greek train tragedy, emotionally spoke out, expressing her distrust in the justice system and criticizing judges involved in the trial.

«Σκοτεινή σφηκοφωλιά» χαρακτήρισε η Μαρία Καρυστιανού το δικαστικό συμβούλιο Λάρισας αφού όπως αναφέρει η ίδια «όταν συναινεί αυθημερόν σε τέτοια αβάσιμα και παράτυπα αιτήματα, παύει να λειτουργεί ως…

Την ακαταλληλότητα του χώρου για τη διεξαγωγή της κυρίας δίκης την Τεμπών υπογράμμισε -μεταξύ άλλων- ο Χρήστος Κωνσταντινίδης.

Maria Karystianou, a prominent figure in the Tempi train crash case, has issued a clear message that the trial cannot proceed without the presence of the victims' relatives in the courtroom, stating she would break the law if necessary to uncover the truth.

Maria Karystianou criticized Christoforos Sevastidis, president of the Union of Judges and Prosecutors, for a political intervention, calling it a violation of the Constitution and a 'shame for the country and for Justice'.

Justice Minister Giorgos Floridis addressed comments by Maria Karystianou concerning the Tempi train crash trial, stating that special seating provisions for party leaders are not applicable in court.

A Greek news roundup covers various political developments, including a proposal withdrawn by Androulakis, a new phase in the relationship between Konstantopoulou and Karystianou, and reflections on a recent military parade amidst ongoing conflict.

Relatives of victims, including Maria Karystianou, have protested the "third-world conditions" of the Tempi train crash trial venue, while the President of the Athens Bar Association has urged all lawyers to uphold ethical standards and procedural rules.

Zoe Konstantopoulou recorded a video inside the Larissa Judicial Palace, where complaints were being filed by Panos Routsis, Maria Karystianou, and victims' relatives regarding alleged incidents in the courtroom.

New political parties led by Tsipras and Karystianou are expected to significantly alter the landscape of the opposition in Greece.

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Anna Diamantopoulou expressed shock at Maria Karystianou's comments on abortions during a recent vidcast interview, sharing her personal disagreement with the stance.

Panos Routsis denied reports of tension with Maria Karystianou at a gathering for the victims of the Tempi tragedy, stating on Facebook that she was not on the list of speakers.

Pavlos Aslanidis expressed his disagreement with the video published by Maria Karystianou, three years after the Tempi accident.

Katerina Voutsina publicly criticized Maria Karystianou for using the murder of her brother in a political spot, stating that the event has no place in such a context.

Adonis Georgiadis responded to Maria Karystianou's invitation for a debate on healthcare, stating that a proposal for a debate with him that has not been accepted cannot exist.

The Greek political party PASOK-Movement for Change has issued a sharp criticism of Ms. Karystianou, stating that she exposes herself by discussing subjects she is not knowledgeable about.

Greek politician S. Famellos has issued a call for unity, stating he will not back down, and criticized what he described as 'obscurantist views' from Ms. Karystianou, likely in the context of internal party or national political discourse.

Maria Karystianou attended the fourth day of the trial concerning the missing videos from the Tempi tragedy, describing the proceedings as a 'parody.'

Three years after Tempe, Nikos Plakias opens his home for the first time and speaks to Protothema — “Unfortunately, they painted the train blue, red, green,” “I will neither bring down nor raise governments." The post Nikos Plakias speaks to Protothema: The pressure, xylene, Karystianou, and the last photo of the girls from inside the train appeared first on ProtoThema English.

Greek political figures, including D. Natsios, Zoi Karystianou, and N. Androulakis, have delivered speeches and made strong accusations regarding the state of the rule of law in Greece. They criticized the government, particularly Prime Minister Mitsotakis, for alleged corruption and manipulation of institutions.

Greek political leaders are preparing for a major debate on the rule of law, described as the 'mother of all battles', with discussions involving figures like Samaras, Karystianou, Tsipras, and Famellos.

Maria Karystianou commented on the judge's abstention from the trial concerning the missing Tempi train crash videos, calling it unwarranted and unjustified.

Nikos Plakias, a relative of a victim in the Tempi train crash, sent a message to Zoe Konstantopoulou on Friday, asserting that he would not allow the trial to descend into chaos. He also stated that he is not in communication with Karystianou, another prominent figure related to the victims.

Eleni Vasara has criticized Maria Karystianou's party, stating that the Tempi tragedy should not be exploited for personal political ambitions. This comes as a felony case is being filed against Zoe Konstantopoulou for recording and publishing videos from the Tempi train crash trial on social media, highlighting the ongoing political and legal repercussions of the disaster.

Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis commented on Maria Karystianou's new party, describing it as strongly right-wing and positioned to the right of New Democracy. This follows earlier support for the party from Christos Konstantinidis, who also highlighted concerns about the suitability of the venue for the Tempi trial.

Maria Karystianou has criticized the president of the Union of Judges and Prosecutors for his intervention regarding the ongoing trial of the Tempi train accident.

Maria Karystianou addressed the logistical problems at the start of the Tempi train disaster trial in Larissa, particularly the small courtroom capacity, and also commented on her readiness for elections.

Maria Karystianou voiced her pessimism regarding the scheduled commencement of the trial for the Tempi tragedy, anticipating a postponement and uncertainty about when the legal proceedings will ultimately resolve.

Maria Karystianou, in a post for March 25th, invoked the need for a "new Kolokotronis" to bring freedom and justice to Greece, emphasizing the role of youth in this struggle.

The trial for the tragic Tempi railway accident has commenced, with Maria Karystianou, a mother of one of the victims, stating her very low expectations upon her arrival at the Thessaly University Conference Center.

Maria Karystianou shared a photo on social media featuring herself alongside Maria Gratsia, Zoi Konstantopoulou, and Panos Routsis at the Larissa courthouse.

Maria Karystianou returned from Strasbourg with strong criticism after the European Parliament debated train safety in Europe, highlighting delays and deficiencies in implementing measures in a post on X.

Ilias Papangelis, father of Anastasia who died in the Tempi train tragedy, spoke about the large rally in Syntagma, noting the immense crowd and stating that Maria Karystianou was not on the list to speak, with some not wanting her to.

Maria Karystianou, former president of the Tempi Victims Association, made an emotional post addressing her daughter Marthi, three years after the tragic train accident, recalling the speech she never gave.

A large rally was held in Syntagma Square, Athens, to commemorate the three-year anniversary of the tragic Tempi train disaster, which claimed the lives of 57 people. Maria Karystianou, mother of one of the victims, was present at the demonstration.

“I don’t believe in xylene either, but I am looking for an answer about the fireball. We want a peaceful rally. No violence and no vandalism,” says the new president of the Association of Relatives of the Tempi Victims, speaking to protothema.gr and Antonis Sroiter. The post Pavlos Aslanidis: “Karystianou misled us. She was telling us she would not form a party, and then we saw her announce it on television – I will not vote for her.” appeared first on ProtoThema English.

The president of the association of Tempi victims, Aslanidis, commented on a video marking three years since the Tempi tragedy, stating that parents were shocked by the images and it was a mistake.

Maria Karystianou, whose daughter died in the Tempi train tragedy, announced her intention to form a political party to seek justice for the victims.

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Maria Karystianou announced her intention to launch a new political party before the summer, criticizing the Prime Minister and other opposition figures. She also revealed being offered the Ministry of Justice.

Mitsotakis considered the most suitable prime minister with 31.5% – A third term for New Democracy seen as very or fairly likely by 53% The post Interview Poll: New Democracy at 31.6% in vote estimate; Karystianou behind Tsipras appeared first on ProtoThema English.

Maria Karystianou, mother of a victim of the Tempi tragedy, attended the trial in Larissa regarding the commercial train's video footage, describing it as a 'parody trial' orchestrated by a malicious boss.