Greek lyricist Nikos Moraitis commented on the increasing departures from the SYRIZA party, suggesting that members leaving for Alexis Tsipras's new movement might ultimately find themselves excluded from electoral ballots.

A SYRIZA-PS Member of Parliament for Thessaly emphasized the importance of restoration efforts, anti-flood projects, and the cancellation of LNG plans, thanking the Regional Governor and stressing the necessity of cooperation between institutional bodies.

A SYRIZA-PS Member of Parliament is calling on the Minister of Shipping and Island Policy to provide explanations in Parliament regarding the new tugging regulations of the Volos Port Authority.

SYRIZA has characterized statements made by New Democracy officials as 'political wretchedness,' accusing them of exploiting a human tragedy and stating they will not participate in such political degradation.

Sokratis Famellos, a SYRIZA official, stated that the inequality faced by women is a class choice, describing neoliberalism as unjust and violent, and condemned terrorism and violence in a democratic society.

Alexandra Sdoukou, spokesperson for the ruling New Democracy party, commented on the gas canister attacks targeting the homes of ND officials in Thessaloniki, asserting that SYRIZA officials have contributed to incidents of verbal violence that escalate into physical acts.

A SYRIZA-PS Member of Parliament has raised questions in the Greek Parliament regarding the future of free afternoon surgeries and the growing waiting lists within the National Health System.

An interview with Alexis Tsipras indicates a new political reality for SYRIZA, emphasizing the party's continued activity and a need for more collective action rather than further internal leadership debates.

A SYRIZA-PS MP delivered a speech at the Plenary Session of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation in Tbilisi, emphasizing the necessity of digital governance for state modernization with inclusion and transparency.

PASOK is pressing SYRIZA to clarify if it agrees with Nikos Bisti's position regarding the Greece-Cyprus electricity interconnection, reiterating its stance on the issue.

Rena Dourou has expressed discomfort and distanced herself from Pavlos Polakis' public declaration of interest in the SYRIZA leadership, indicating new internal party dynamics.

A statement from a SYRIZA-PS MP for Kozani addresses a ministerial decision on the distribution of CO2 auction revenues for 2026, which is expected to reduce resources for Western Macedonia.

Socrates Famellos, leader of SYRIZA, publicly criticized former leader Alexis Tsipras and the party's internal opposition during his address to the Executive Office, accusing them of publicly questioning and undermining the party.

Mariliza Xenogiannakopoulou reiterated her support for Alexis Tsipras and his new party, stating that SYRIZA's strategy for the upcoming elections is a dead end.

SYRIZA criticized the Greek government's meeting on high prices, stating that after seven years, the Mitsotakis government is rediscovering a problem it created and maintained, offering no substantive solutions.

A SYRIZA-PS MP stated in an interview that the region of Western Macedonia has become a social experiment for the New Democracy government, particularly concerning de-lignification policies.

Following Alexis Tsipras's clear rejection of convergence with the Greek Left Coalition, SYRIZA's leadership is re-evaluating its strategy and now looking towards PASOK. Discussions about programmatic convergences with PASOK and 73 signatures for an extraordinary Central Committee meeting are noted.

Greek society is calling for cooperation, understanding, and programmatic convergences, with the Left, specifically SYRIZA-P.S., urged to bring the demand for fair redistribution back into focus.

Former Prime Minister Tsipras and the SYRIZA party are criticized for their past tax policies, which are described as a harsh tax assault on the middle class.

SYRIZA has clarified that it has never stated it would not participate in the next elections, with party organs to decide on the specific approach moving forward, leaving no room for misinterpretation of its statements.

SYRIZA-PS MP Al. Meikopoulos has made a parliamentary intervention regarding a regulatory gap in the certification of professionals for new natural refrigerants and the implementation of new European rules.

SYRIZA spokesperson Christos Giannoulis criticized Famelos and attacked Tsipras, stating that Tsipras's stance does not contribute to a victorious front and political change, while clarifying that cooperation with ELAS was never an issue.

Farmers in Greece are reportedly waiting for payments related to organic farming, 'Komfouzios', and nitrate pollution, prompting SYRIZA-PS MPs to demand explanations for the payment chaos.

Following a tumultuous SYRIZA Political Secretariat meeting and recent interview by Tsipras, MP Kostas Barkas made statements suggesting the party will participate in elections but not necessarily as a unified entity, sparking further debate.

Tension arose during the SYRIZA-PS Political Secretariat meeting, involving Sokratis Famellos, Nikos Pappas, and Pavlos Polakis, amidst discussions on party strategy and its stance towards the Greek Left.

Socrates Famellos, a SYRIZA official, reiterated the party's commitment to supporting Alexis Tsipras's ELAS, while also criticizing other party members like Pavlos Polakis and Nikos Pappas for frequently requesting meetings.

A serious incident involving a ferry company demanding payment from an EKAV ambulance crew during an urgent patient transfer has been brought before the Greek Parliament by SYRIZA-PS MPs.

SYRIZA-PS President Sokratis Famellos delivered a live speech from the podium of the Parliament Plenary.

SYRIZA MPs have submitted a parliamentary question to the Ministers of Health and Development regarding alternative distribution channels for non-prescription drugs, a move that pharmacists view as an 'opposition to neighborhood pharmacies.'

Sokratis Famellos, the president of SYRIZA-PS, delivered a speech from the podium of the Hellenic Parliament.

The article suggests that only Alexis Tsipras can provide the answer to SYRIZA's call, emphasizing that the party remains present and active.

Rapid developments are unfolding within SYRIZA as its Political Secretariat convenes two days before the first meeting of the National Council for Alexis Tsipras's new political entity, setting up a new test for Famellos.

Nikos Pappas emphasized the need for SYRIZA's party organs to re-evaluate a recent decision, calling for clear specialization, a roadmap, and a timeline for the next steps, stating that the party's cycle is not closing.

SYRIZA – Progressive Alliance is at a critical point in its history, grappling with open internal party fronts, discussions about the reorganization of the progressive political space, and ongoing anticipation regarding former leader Tsipras's next moves, alongside a recent poll showing 0.5% support.

A parliamentary question, co-signed by 12 SYRIZA-PS MPs, highlights the urgent need to support tobacco cultivation in Greece, warning of its collapse and the risk of rural desertification.

Another government alibi regarding taxes has been debunked, with the SYRIZA-PS party persistently proposing that the government abandon pretenses and reduce taxes.

SYRIZA issued a statement criticizing New Democracy and Minister Dimitris Kairidis, asserting that the ruling party considers the surge in rents and land prices a 'sign of economic health,' while accusing Kairidis of arrogance.

SYRIZA-PS has issued a statement asserting that demographic challenges cannot be addressed with temporary benefits and one-off payments of a few hundred euros, advocating for permanent policies instead.

Dionysis Famellos, a SYRIZA official, is scheduled to meet with the Union of Consumer Workers of Greece on Monday, June 22nd, at 12:00 PM at the party's offices.

Zoe Konstantopoulou, leader of Plefsi Eleftherias, launched a comprehensive attack on Alexis Tsipras, criticizing his SYRIZA government's period, the Mati tragedy, and their political disagreements.

SYRIZA MP H. Mamoulakis has submitted a question to the government, accusing it of tolerating competition distortions that lead to citizens paying exorbitant price increases and market asymmetry for non-prescription drugs.

SYRIZA-PS MPs have submitted a question to the Ministers of Health and Development regarding the ongoing burden on citizens from exorbitant price increases and market asymmetry.

SYRIZA criticizes the New Democracy government, stating that new ELSTAT data on demographics, showing a historic low, is a political choice of the ruling party, leaving behind a more expensive country.

SYRIZA-PS President Sokratis Famellos has repeatedly emphasized that it is everyone's responsibility to defend the clear decision of the Supreme Court regarding the Katselis law and borrowers. He stressed that the immediate and universal application of this decision is an obligation of the state.

The SYRIZA-PS labor sector head asserts that "nothing can truly change" for workers as long as the New Democracy government's "anti-labor laws" remain in effect.

Nikos Pappas sent a message to Sokratis Famellos, seeking clarification on SYRIZA's plans for the Thessaloniki International Fair and the implementation of party decisions.

SYRIZA-PS MPs, led by K. Notopoulou, have raised questions regarding the spatial distribution of students in Kalamaria schools and called for measures to ensure their attendance.

A SYRIZA-PS Member of Parliament has brought to the Greek Parliament the issue of inadequate funding for Higher Education Institutions from the Public Investment Program.

SYRIZA-PS issued a statement commemorating eight years since the signing of the Prespa Agreement, asserting its historical significance as a top diplomatic success for the country that strengthened peace.

The SYRIZA-PS party has reiterated its commitment to legally recognizing femicides as a distinct crime in the Penal Code, stating that this remains a standing programmatic position. This comes amidst a debate on whether such legal recognition is necessary.

SYRIZA aims for immediate political change to end the New Democracy government, which is entering its eighth year, stating that New Democracy is their only opponent.

SYRIZA has criticized the government regarding the cost of living crisis, stating that the PosoKanei application does not solve the problem but rather confirms it.

Internal party unrest continues within SYRIZA, with Nikos Pappas making clear allusions to the party's leadership and warning that all options remain open if immediate results are not achieved from the current political line.

A SYRIZA-PS Member of Parliament stressed the importance of safeguarding social rights rather than dismantling them, asserting that the Constitution is not a neutral document.

The president of SYRIZA-PS is scheduled to give an interview on Action 24's program 'The Next Day' today, June 17, at 8:30 PM.

Fifteen SYRIZA-PS MPs, led by Mamoulakis, have raised concerns about the risk of additional financial burdens on property owners due to a new fee proposed by the government through local administration.

Sokratis Famellos, President of SYRIZA-PS, attacked the government regarding the constitutional revision process, accusing Prime Minister Mitsotakis of clear manipulation.

The president of SYRIZA-PS denounces Prime Minister Mitsotakis's 'clear method' to tailor the constitution to the right-wing's agenda, stating the party is working towards broad convergence and Mitsotakis's electoral defeat.

SYRIZA MP Elena Akrita continues to defend the release of Alexandros Yiotopoulos, criticizing those who demand his re-imprisonment as seeking 'gallows in Syntagma' and calling their stance a 'defeat for democracy' regarding the Supreme Court's decision to overturn his release.

Former Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras launched a series of events, stating that his party, Syriza, is already the official opposition and aims to form the government in the upcoming elections.

The parliamentary group of SYRIZA-PS is scheduled to hold a working session to discuss the proposed constitutional revision.

SYRIZA is calling on the Greek government to prevent the installation of a memorial bearing the quote 'And Macedonia is part of Greece,' citing Article 7 of the Prespa Agreement as a legal basis against such an interpretation.

SYRIZA-PS is holding its 8th educational seminar on June 18, focusing on 'From the Civil War to the Dictatorship: Greece in the Cold War'.

SYRIZA-P.S. MP for Western Athens and Foreign Affairs Sector Head, Rena Dourou, gave an interview to Political, addressing the future and stability of the party.

Olga Gerovasili, E' Vice President of the Hellenic Parliament and SYRIZA – Progressive Alliance MP for Arta, published an article in 'To Vima tis Kyriakis' asserting that SYRIZA-PS stands on the right side of history.

SYRIZA has criticized the Prime Minister, stating it is hypocritical for him to present himself as an opponent of toxicity while choosing a path of division, especially after condemning a crime.

The Greek political party SYRIZA-PS not only voted in favor of a specific legislative article but also proposed its expansion, emphasizing support for positive regulations while simultaneously advocating for the redress of injustices and comprehensive coverage for all workers.

The demand by top SYRIZA-PS officials for Famellos to resign from his position as party president is being described as sacrilege and has caused outrage.

SYRIZA MP Nikos Pappas has submitted a parliamentary question to the Minister of National Economy and Finance, accusing the government of concealing potential support measures for households and small and medium-sized enterprises.

A SYRIZA-PS MP has called for immediate restoration of communication services and explanations from the ministry regarding outages in the Kokkino Nero area.

SYRIZA-PS has long prioritized cooperation and unity within the progressive political sphere and will now make collective decisions to reorganize and strengthen its political action.

Sokratis Famellos, the president of SYRIZA-PS, delivered a speech in the plenary session of the Hellenic Parliament.

SYRIZA-PS is continuously pushing for a meeting of the Institutions and Transparency Committee regarding Dillian and Dimitriadis, while New Democracy is reportedly causing further delays.

SYRIZA – Progressive Alliance issued a statement condemning all forms of political violence, while also expressing sincere condolences to Afroditi Nestora and her family for the tragic loss of her mother.

SYRIZA-PS emphasizes that its priority is to support people who are unable to make ends meet, urging not to shift the political discussion away from this focus.

A parliamentary question has been raised by a SYRIZA-PS MP regarding significant delays in access to radiotherapy for oncology patients at public hospitals in Patras, Greece.

A recent Marc poll shows New Democracy holding a 14.5-point lead over SYRIZA, while PASOK and Elpida are in a close race for third place. The poll indicates a significant advantage for the ruling party.

Greek SYRIZA-PS MPs, led by R. Dourou, have submitted a question to the Foreign Ministry regarding its perceived inaction following the expulsion of Greek trade unionists from Israel.

Sokratis Famellos, President of SYRIZA-PS, publicly criticized the Hellenic Police (ELAS) for what he described as 'disparaging comments' and a 'refusal to cooperate' during a party executive meeting.

SYRIZA-PS announced it will not cease operations and is advocating for a progressive government to replace the current administration, which it describes as corrupt and dangerous.

Alexis Tsipras's decision to reject cooperation scenarios with SYRIZA has accelerated political developments within the party, leading to leadership challenges for Famellos, potential departures of cadres, and a search for a new strategy.

Alexis Tsipras's categorical rejection of a request for pre-election cooperation with ELAS ended a political flirtation and initiated a new wave of attacks against him within SYRIZA.

Christos Giannoulis criticizes SYRIZA's categorical refusal for pre-election collaborations, stating that it does not serve the goal of political change and that decisions on electoral participation will be made by the party's collective bodies.

A Greek political party, Harilaou Trikoupi, is reportedly facing a strategic impasse regarding potential post-election collaborations, particularly after polling in third place behind SYRIZA.

The Foreign Policy, European Policy, International Relations, and Diaspora Department of SYRIZA-PS issued an announcement regarding its presence at the Die Linke conference.

D. Kalamatianos, Secretary of the SYRIZA-PS Parliamentary Group, highlighted the need for strong local self-government during a parliamentary session on the Local Government Code.

A SYRIZA-PS MP has submitted a request to the Ministers of Health and Education, calling for an immediate re-examination of the new official gazette regarding school canteens, citing a risk to the sector's viability.

SYRIZA-PS has declared its intention to remain a significant political force, stating that it will not 'pull the plug' or dissolve, despite ongoing calls for unity.

An internal conflict within Greece's SYRIZA party is escalating, with dissenting members initiating procedures for a new Central Committee meeting following an interview by Alexis Tsipras.

Former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has ruled out any pre-election alliance with his former party, Syriza, stating in an interview that his new movement, the Hellenic Left Coalition (ELAS), is built to govern.

Natasa Gara, the alternate press spokesperson for SYRIZA-PS, stated that the party is available to the progressive world to respond to the demand for political change. She made these remarks during an interview.

Tensions escalated during a SYRIZA leadership meeting, with disagreements reported between Papas-Polakis and Famellos, leading to the departure of the Cretan MP.

Pavlos Polakis stated that the 'destructive course' of the SYRIZA party must be stopped following what he described as an 'incomprehensible decision' by the central committee.

The new electoral law for local government in Greece is facing strong criticism for allegedly canceling citizens' votes, with SYRIZA-PS special rapporteur Theofilos Xanthopoulos calling the 'alternative vote' manifestly unconstitutional.

SYRIZA-PS MPs have raised concerns about significant delays in payments for Olive Oil Producers' Organizations (OEF) programs, accusing the government of jeopardizing European funds.

SYRIZA president Sokratis Famellos launched a sharp attack on the government in Parliament, criticizing its handling of accuracy and the regulation concerning Katselis law loans, calling the bill a "plan to manage your failure."

SYRIZA has accused Dimitris Avramopoulos of arrogance and disrespect for accountability, commenting on his recent statements.

Socrates Famellos, president of SYRIZA-PS, has called for the immediate and universal implementation of the Supreme Court's decision concerning all borrowers who have been included under the Katseli law.

The Political Secretariat of SYRIZA-P.S. will convene on Thursday, June 25th at 3:00 PM to discuss the implementation of the recent Central Committee's decision.

SYRIZA's ELAS faction has launched an attack on the Greek government, citing the case involving Dimitris Avramopoulos and accusing the administration of producing more scandals than public opinion can consume.

Representatives from SYRIZA-PS met with TAΥΦΕ representatives, achieving a significant victory for members of mutual aid funds following their interventions.

SYRIZA-PS has issued a statement condemning New Democracy following the conviction of Ms. Asimakopoulou and others in the 'email-gate' scandal, asserting that personal data should not be used for electoral purposes. The party views the verdict as a severe blow to the ruling party.

Socrates Famellos, President of SYRIZA-PS, is scheduled to meet with the Consumer Union - Quality of Life (EKPOIZO) on Tuesday at 2:30 PM.

SYRIZA has described a recent court decision concerning Anna-Michelle Asimakopoulou and the handling of personal data during European elections as a "condemnation-blow" for New Democracy and all those who mishandled personal data.

A SYRIZA-PS Member of Parliament has expressed apprehension regarding the abolition of debtor rights and the introduction of a fast-track execution mechanism, particularly concerning guarantors under Katseli's law and the new out-of-court mechanism.

The Greek political party SYRIZA-P.S. has decided not to provide any consent to the current government, accusing it of numerous constitutional violations.

The President of SYRIZA-PS made a statement at this year's Thessaloniki Pride, emphasizing the breaking of the 'code of silence and invisibility' for the LGBTQ+ community.

The Greek National Centre for Emergency Care (EKAV) is reportedly at its breaking point, struggling with out-of-service ambulances, severe shortages, and understaffed services, prompting a parliamentary question from SYRIZA-PS.

Unknown individuals targeted the SYRIZA-PS offices in Chania, spray-painting "traitors" on the door and distributing anti-immigrant flyers. SYRIZA condemns the incident as a "fascist" attack.

The Taxi Drivers' Association (SATA) has expressed strong dissatisfaction with the New Democracy government's handling of their sector, with their protest being raised in Parliament by a SYRIZA-PS MP.

Socrates Famelos, president of SYRIZA-PS, delivered a speech at a DSA event, emphasizing the responsibility to defend the Constitution, Democracy, and society in light of the Supreme Court's plenary decision on the Katselis law.

SYRIZA claims that Eurostat data for May refutes the Mitsotakis government's narrative of a strong economy benefiting all citizens. The party highlights Greece's last-place position in Europe for certain economic indicators.

Left and SYRIZA-PS parties in Greece abstained from a vote, questioning whether supporting the report implies endorsing strategic and defensive cooperation with Turkey.

SYRIZA's Equality sector issued a statement asserting that femicide is a social reality, not merely a gender distinction, in response to a statement by an ELPIDA party representative.

Rina Dourou, Pavlos Polakis, and Nikos Pappas are united against Sokrates Famellos within SYRIZA, despite having different ambitions, highlighting internal party struggles.

SYRIZA-PS has submitted a request for Ioannis Smyrlis to be heard by the Institutions and Transparency Committee, supplementing a previous request for other individuals including Gr. Dimitriadis and P. Kontoleon.

Pavlos Polakis, a SYRIZA MP, expressed his confusion regarding the party's decision to support Alexis Tsipras's new ELAS initiative, emphasizing SYRIZA's historical significance.

The president of SYRIZA-PS is scheduled to meet with the Panhellenic Association of Katseli Law Borrowers at 11:00 AM on Thursday.

Louka Katseli has publicly supported a collaboration between PASOK and SYRIZA, initiating discussions for a progressive coalition government following the elections.

A SYRIZA-PS MP stated his commitment to fighting for the party to regain seriousness, coherence in its discourse, logic, and straightforwardness, noting that Kostas Zachariadis was a key supporter of the Central Committee's decision.

SYRIZA-PS MP Giorgos Gavrilos stated that the government's decision to open discussions on Constitutional Revision shortly before elections is a move towards constitutional 'inflation' and should be approached cautiously.

The SYRIZA party in Greece is facing an escalating internal conflict following the removal of Nikos Pappas and Zachariadis by Sokratis Famellos, with an informal opposition setting a deadline for further developments.

The 'Transport Equivalent' policy implemented by the left-wing SYRIZA government has received significant recognition as an example of good island policy, with its development of a European Strategy being a long-standing demand of SYRIZA-PS in the European Parliament.

Socrates Famellos, president of SYRIZA-PS, announced during a parliamentary group meeting that Christos Giannoulis will serve as the party's press spokesperson, with Th. Xanthopoulos and K. Barkas appointed as parliamentary representatives.

SYRIZA-PS parliamentary representative Christos Giannoulis criticized the government's 'executive state' for its failures, stating that society is paying the price for its shortcomings.

SYRIZA MP Elena Akrita described the decision to return Alexandros Yiotopoulos to prison as a "defeat for democracy and political revanchism." Her comments followed the Supreme Court's decision to overturn his release.

The SYRIZA-PS European parliamentary group has announced its priorities for the Strasbourg Plenary session from June 15-18, with interventions expected from MEPs Kostas Arvanitis and Elena Kountoura.

Following a proposal for SYRIZA to align with Alexis Tsipras' ELAS, intense debate has arisen regarding the fate of the party's assets, with Socrates Famelos providing a response.

SYRIZA Members of Parliament, led by Vassilis Kokkalis, have submitted a question to the relevant minister regarding the dramatic shortages of agricultural workers in the primary sector. This shortage threatens the country's agricultural production.

SYRIZA-PS MPs in Greece, led by V. Kokkalis, have submitted a parliamentary question to the relevant minister, demanding full transparency regarding police secondments.

Alexis Tsipras is positioning his party, SYRIZA, as the main opposition force against the New Democracy government in Greece, outlining five key priorities for the party.

The signing of the Prespes Agreement in 2018 is highlighted as the greatest foreign policy success of the SYRIZA government, an achievement that is expected to endure in history.

A public dispute erupted on social media between Kostas Zachariadis and Nikos Moraitis regarding the departure of cadres from the SYRIZA party in Greece.

New questions have been raised regarding the secondment of Nikolaos Farantouris' wife, specifically concerning whether she was seconded to an MEP from SYRIZA or another party. Farantouris has responded to these inquiries.

SYRIZA stated that national security is not an electoral slogan or a field for petty party exploitation, criticizing the New Democracy government for becoming a factor of insecurity for the country despite its focus on security.

The SYRIZA party is calling on the government to provide full explanations and take political responsibility following revelations concerning Prime Minister's National Security Advisor, Thanos Dokos.

A SYRIZA-PS foreign affairs official delivered a speech in Kalamata, Greece, asserting that Israel's actions in Gaza constitute the first genocide of the 21st century. The event was titled "Gaza where humanity is tested."

SYRIZA-PS rapporteur G. Gavrilou addressed the Hellenic Parliament, stating that poverty has become the new reality for Greek workers and pensioners.

Nikos Pappas attributes responsibility for SYRIZA's collapse to Sokratis Famellos, deeming his resignation as party president self-evident, and expressed surprise at Tsipras' aggressive statements.

SYRIZA-PS, PASOK, and independent parties in Greece have submitted a joint amendment for the hiring of 1,000 labor advisors for DYPA through ASEP, funded by national resources.

SYRIZA-PS Members of Parliament, led by Vassilis Kokkalis, have submitted a question and an AKE regarding the scandal surrounding organic farming, livestock, and beekeeping programs, demanding the full extent of the issue be revealed.

The public claim for leadership by Pavlos Polakis and Rena Dourou's dissatisfaction reflect the initial differentiations within SYRIZA's internal opposition, signaling an intensifying succession battle.

SYRIZA-PS President Sokratis Famellos, speaking from Nicosia, firmly rejected scenarios of partition and the presence of occupying forces in Cyprus, emphasizing that 50 years of occupation are unacceptable.

A SYRIZA official reiterated the need to strengthen collective leadership within the party, stating it is 'inconceivable' for those who have chosen another party to dictate SYRIZA's policy.

A SYRIZA-PS MP brought an urgent resolution from the Corinthian Municipal Council to the Greek Parliament, supporting the demand for a fully staffed, safe, and functional Corinth Hospital.

The president of SYRIZA-PS is scheduled to meet with Annita Demetriou, the Speaker of the Cypriot House of Representatives, at the Parliament on Tuesday at 12:15.

A SYRIZA-PS Member of Parliament is demanding the re-inclusion of all farmers with overdue debts into the 120-installment payment plan for agricultural electricity.

An event organized by Arvanitis at EAT-ESA is highlighted as politically significant, bringing together progressive individuals due to the crisis of the rule of law. The presence of almost the entire SYRIZA-P.S. Political Secretariat was noted.

A GPO public opinion poll in Greece indicates that the New Democracy party is extending its lead, while SYRIZA, led by Tsipras, is gaining ground, and PASOK's support is declining.

SYRIZA-PS Members of Parliament have submitted a question to the Minister of Citizen Protection, initiated by Vassilis Kokkalis, denouncing alleged arbitrariness, violations of rights, and explosive overcrowding.

The article discusses the need for a unified struggle against the Right, with SYRIZA-PS and EL.AS avoiding internal ballot confrontations to present a united front.

SYRIZA-PS MPs have raised questions regarding the legality and adequate environmental protection of logging activities within Natura 2000 areas along the border in Drama, Greece.

Greek MP Nikos Pappas commented on the internal processes within SYRIZA, stating that former leader Alexis Tsipras made it clear that individual negotiations were the only way to meet with him.

Former Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras clarified his position on new taxes, stating that neither middle nor high incomes would be taxed and rejecting the idea of taxing 'villas, pools, and yachts,' distancing himself from SYRIZA's proposals.

Sokratis Famellos, president of SYRIZA-PS, emphasized the correctness of a Central Committee decision and called for internal party discipline and respect for decisions during a Political Secretariat meeting.

Pavlos Polakis announced that signatures have been gathered to convene the Central Committee of SYRIZA, as the party faces intense internal discussions regarding its future direction and developments around Alexis Tsipras's ELAS.

Socrates Famellos, the leader of SYRIZA-PS, expressed his conviction in the correctness and necessity of the Central Committee's June 6 decision, urging all party members to respect it and democratic rules.

A SYRIZA-P.S. MP stated that the rejection of the Environmental Impact Assessment for the LNG project in Pagasitikos vindicates the concerns of the local community in Volos and Magnesia.

Η εκδήλωση στο Καλέντζι στη μνήμη του Ανδρέα Παπανδρέου λειτούργησε σαν ένεση ενότητας για το ΠΑΣΟΚ, με τις αναφορές σε “μεσσίες” και κόμματα ΙΧ να ξεχωρίζουν ως συστημένα μηνύματα προς την πλευρά…

SYRIZA-PS claims the Mitsotakis government is violating the core principles of the Katseli law, advocating for primary residence protection and the repeal of the New Democracy's bankruptcy code.

A SYRIZA-PS Member of Parliament criticized the government for its failed housing policy and insufficient increase in housing supply, highlighting issues with benefits without new housing and rapidly lost properties.

The president of SYRIZA-PS, S. Famellos, met with representatives of EKPOIZO, calling for the immediate and universal implementation of the Supreme Court's decision without exclusions, and demanding measures against high prices and market control.

Alexis Tsipras is set to unveil his shadow cabinet for the Greek Left Alliance as a SYRIZA deadline for support of his ELAS party expires, while SYRIZA leader Sokratis Famellos faces pressure from dissenters.

A SYRIZA leader stated that the party possesses the arsenal to address problems and has fought battles against New Democracy, emphasizing that SYRIZA's cycle is not closing.

SYRIZA has issued a call to the government and the Attica Region to change their rigid stance regarding the Alexandras Avenue Refugees, emphasizing that the life of hunger striker Ar. Hantzi is in danger.

SYRIZA has called on New Democracy to provide full answers regarding the illegal use of personal data for electoral purposes, citing the conviction of Ms. Asimakopoulou in the 'email-gate' scandal.

SYRIZA's proposal advocates for a unified progressive ballot as the only way to defeat Mitsotakis, emphasizing the strengthening of Alexis Tsipras's momentum and cooperation among progressive forces.

The SYRIZA-PS party in Greece is being called upon to rediscover its political compass and take unifying initiatives, following a decision by its Central Committee in March that reportedly remained unimplemented.

SYRIZA MPs have raised questions regarding the conditions at the Glossa Multipurpose Regional Clinic, citing known shortcomings and a lack of solutions, following the recent death of a 48-year-old worker.

SYRIZA-PS criticized Prime Minister Mitsotakis for his latest Sunday message, stating he focused on platforms and presentations, and argued that Greece needs a government capable of tackling society's real issues.

The spokesperson for SYRIZA-PS emphasized that only Alexis Tsipras can provide the answers for the party's direction moving forward, stating, 'I do not legitimize an exchange of statements back and forth.'

Giorgos Siakantaris, a member of the Greek Left Coalition, sharply criticized PASOK and SYRIZA in an interview, declaring them "politically finished" and "toxic parties."

The SYRIZA-PS party stated that nationalism and fascism have no place anywhere, describing such actions as a direct attack on democracy, social cohesion, and human rights.

Greece's SYRIZA party has criticized the New Democracy government, asserting that the country's demographic decline, highlighted by recent ELSTAT data on birth rates, is a political choice made by the ruling party.

A SYRIZA-PS Member of Parliament is urging the Greek government to explain why the non-seizable amount for salaries and pensions is not being increased to 1,600 euros for employees and pensioners.

SYRIZA MEPs abstained from the final vote on the European Parliament's report on Turkey, acknowledging positive elements and criticism of authoritarian practices but arguing it lacked necessary political conclusions and promoted deeper cooperation.

A SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance MP for Athens' South Sector B3 stated that no one has a mandate to sell off SYRIZA's assets and confirmed the party's presence at the Thessaloniki International Fair (ΔΕΘ).

Nikos Banias, a prominent Greek left-wing activist, has passed away. SYRIZA expressed its condolences for his loss.

A SYRIZA-PS MP highlights that the implementation of the de minimis decision creates issues of unequal treatment for alfalfa producers and proposes four specific improvements.

Rena Dourou, a SYRIZA member, expressed concern over a decision by the party's Central Committee, emphasizing the need for clarification and advocating for a unifying ballot.

Louka Katseli has urged Alexis Tsipras and Nikos Androulakis to unite their factions, emphasizing that SYRIZA and PASOK will inevitably need to collaborate. She stated on Mega that such cooperation will be necessary regardless.

A SYRIZA-PS Member of Parliament presented proposals in the Greek Parliament regarding two cultural and sports agreements between Greece and China, emphasizing the need for transparency.

A Syriza lawmaker's public defense of Alexandros Giotopoulos, the convicted leader of the November 17 terrorist group, has sparked a fierce national backlash. Journalists, victims' families, and political figures condemned her description of his return to prison.

Greek cartoonist Arkas satirically commented on the internal turmoil within the SYRIZA party, describing it as heading towards a 'civil war' following the Central Committee's decision on Tsipras' new party and the dismissals of officials like Pappas and Zachariadis.

SYRIZA is experiencing deep internal party turmoil, marked by the party's stance on Alexis Tsipras's EL.AS., decisions from the Central Committee, and reorganization moves announced by Sokratis Famellos.

Shortly after resigning as SYRIZA's press spokesperson, Kostas Zachariadis publicly commented on his decision, thanking Sokratis Famellos for their cooperation. He also provided a political outlook for the future, stating that the establishment of Tsipras's new party brings new dynamics.

Christos Giannoulis, parliamentary spokesperson for SYRIZA-PS, gave an interview to ERT, discussing societal demands for solutions over old confrontations.

From Nikaia (Kokkinia), Alexis Tsipras delivered a speech emphasizing victory from the first ballot and positioning SYRIZA as the primary force to overturn the current government, urging a broad progressive alliance against Kyriakos Mitsotakis.

Eleven SYRIZA-PS MPs, led by Xanthopoulos, have submitted a question regarding the number of foreign prisoners released under the recently enacted law 5275, focusing on its application.

A Greek politician, likely from SYRIZA, stated that the public is urging the creation of a broad progressive front rather than dissolution, emphasizing their commitment to representing SYRIZA-PS voters.

A SYRIZA politician, Famellos, has responded to suggestions that the party's political cycle is over, asserting that SYRIZA remains an organized political entity.

SYRIZA-PS parliamentary spokesperson Christos Giannoulis stated in an ANT1 interview that parties should maintain their autonomy but should also present a unified ballot.

Greek opposition parties, including PASOK and SYRIZA, have criticized the government's handling of migration and public health issues. They accuse the ruling New Democracy party of ineffectiveness and misleading the public.