Minister Themistoklis responded to opposition attacks, detailing systemic improvements in the ESY while accusing critics of distorting facts about their shared experience in the health sector.

SYRIZA lawmaker Elena Akrita responded to reports that New Democracy will not back her candidacy for Deputy Speaker, asserting her commitment to public service despite political opposition.

The SYRIZA party has proposed MP Elena Akrita to fill the vacant role of Vice President of the Hellenic Parliament, succeeding Olga Gerovassili who recently left the party to sit as an independent.

A new poll indicates that New Democracy maintains a stable lead over SYRIZA, while Maria Karystianou's party shows a significant drop in support, reaching only 3.6%.

Nikos Pappas, Secretary of SYRIZA-PS, criticized the early repayment of debt, addressing Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis. Pappas argued that the policy disproportionately benefits creditors over society and results in an additional 300 million euros in annual interest.

SYRIZA-PS Secretary Nikos Pappas has accused the New Democracy government of presenting 'half-truths' regarding the early repayment of debt.

Rena Dourou's move to expel Kasimati from SYRIZA's parliamentary group is seen as an internal party clear-out and a clear message to independent MPs who left the party, bringing Gerovasili into the frame.

Kostas Arvanitis, Vice-President of Left and SYRIZA MEP, stated that national interests are not a 'family affair,' in reference to developments in Greek-Turkish relations and maritime issues.

Greek political parties, including SYRIZA and the New Left, are reportedly in discussions to strengthen the left-wing profile, potentially involving individuals departing from SYRIZA and joining the New Left.

The SYRIZA-PS press and communication representative launched a fierce attack on the government, criticizing its stance on private universities, alleged constitutional violations, the cost of living crisis, and calling for snap elections.

SYRIZA-PS is advocating for the repeal of the Pierrakakis law and plans to present the program of the modern Left at the Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF).

SYRIZA-PS has launched its new campaign spot, featuring prominent figures Dourou, Polakis, and Pappas, sending a message of return and progress with the slogan 'We return, we move forward'.

SYRIZA-PS member Vasiliki Lazou criticized the Mitsotakis government, stating that after seven years in power, Greece lacks effective civil protection and that the government is 'extinguishing equipment and resources' instead of wildfires.

Despite the traditional political lull before August 15, the Maximos Mansion launched a fierce attack on Alexis Tsipras, aiming to dismantle his 'moral advantage' and remind the public of SYRIZA's past governance.

Giorgos Floridis criticized the 'Paraskevopoulos law,' enacted under the SYRIZA government led by Alexis Tsipras, claiming it led to the release of murderers, rapists, and thousands of convicts. The Justice Minister's comments were made in response to an interview with Alexis Tsipras.

PASOK has launched a strong criticism against former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, accusing him of leading not a political party but an 'anonymous company' with domestic oligarchs as shareholders.

SYRIZA is moving from theory to practice in its policy of collaborations, opening a programmatic dialogue with various forces and individuals within the broader progressive political spectrum.

SYRIZA P.S. emphasizes building the future of the party with confidence, presenting a clear, modern, and understandable program to appeal to all who desire political change in Greece.

SYRIZA MPs have submitted a question to the Minister of Rural Development regarding the need for a comprehensive plan for the future of livestock farming in Lesbos. The inquiry specifically addresses outstanding compensation and the management of foot-and-mouth disease on the island.

SYRIZA-PS continues to stand by healthcare workers and patients in Greece, emphasizing that health is a fundamental right and not a commodity.

The SYRIZA-PS press representative stated that the overall picture of fire management reveals a significant inadequacy and ineffectiveness on the part of the government.

SYRIZA-PS has submitted a parliamentary question with 12 specific inquiries, demanding clear answers regarding the delays and deactivations of critical civil protection projects.

The Greek opposition party SYRIZA-PS has severely criticized the government's handling of wildfires, calling the announcements for restoration mere platitudes and highlighting the tragic toll during its administration.

Alexis Tsipras, leader of SYRIZA, described the ongoing wildfires in Greece as an 'unfolding human, environmental, and national tragedy,' lamenting the destruction of forests across the country.

The article details the 20-day period that transformed SYRIZA, from an extraordinary Central Committee meeting on July 11 to the formation of regional electoral committees, new collective leadership, and initial steps towards collaborations.

The SYRIZA party has criticized Prime Minister Mitsotakis for what they perceive as self-congratulation regarding the state mechanism's readiness, while the country mourns firefighter deaths, extensive property damage, and ecological devastation.

SYRIZA-PS spokesperson Dimitris Melidis stated in a radio interview that the party is seeking the votes of all progressive citizens, presenting a clear program and positions.

Rena Dourou, President of the SYRIZA-PS Parliamentary Group, met with Thessaloniki Mayor Stelios Angeloudis to discuss local government, emphasizing its role as the most democratic institution close to citizens.

The president of SYRIZA-PS parliamentary group, R. Dourou, met with the co-presidents of the Green Ecologists, Al. Datseris and N. Aivalioti, to combine forces for a progressive front in Greece.

SYRIZA-PS has reiterated its consistent position in favor of a bi-communal, bi-zonal federation for Cyprus, without occupation troops or guarantees. The party advocates for talks to restart from where they left off in Crans Montana.

A SYRIZA MP declared that the government is selling off symbols and appropriating memory by putting a price on invaluable historical sites, stating, "We will not let you put a price tag on the history of this place."

Rena Dourou, the President of the SYRIZA-PS Parliamentary Group, delivered a speech in the plenary session of the Greek Parliament.

Recent political developments in Greece include SYRIZA's Koumoundourou faction expelling members who support former Prime Minister Tsipras, the absence of Doukas from the Presidential Palace, and two MPs reportedly defecting from PASOK.

SYRIZA-PS expressed a lack of trust in New Democracy regarding the process of Constitutional Revision, stating that SYRIZA-PS will be strengthened as one of the few forces capable of acting as a catalyst for a progressive and governmental front.

Giorgos Karameros announced his membership in the Greek Left Coalition (ELAS) of Alexis Tsipras, days after resigning from his parliamentary seat with SYRIZA.

A recent Marc poll in Greece shows the New Democracy party holding steady above 30%, maintaining a significant lead over other parties. Tsipras's ELAS is ahead of PASOK, while SYRIZA's support has sharply declined.

SYRIZA MP Pavlos Polakis launched a fierce attack on PASOK MEP Nikolas Farantouris, calling him a 'buoy and a wanderer,' following Farantouris's criticism of former SYRIZA president Sokratis Famellos.

SYRIZA-PS asserts its commitment to public and free education and Article 16 of the constitution, contrasting its stance with New Democracy, PASOK, and ELAS on private education.

Dimitris Gakis, a 70-year-old former SYRIZA Member of Parliament, has returned to university as a student. He stated that the pursuit of knowledge and engagement is the best 'pharmaceutical treatment'.

Rena Dourou, the president of the SYRIZA-PS Parliamentary Group, delivered a speech from the floor of the Hellenic Parliament.

SYRIZA-P.S. has outlined its election menu and "6 actions" regarding the Novartis case, aiming to move past internal ambiguity and achieve a unified strategy to shift the political landscape in favor of the modern Left.

An opinion piece from Avgi states that the Greek government is branding legitimate opposition to its scandals as "toxicity," with SYRIZA-PS emphasizing its clear political message.

SYRIZA stated that the government's propaganda, which dismissed any mention of a 'cover-up' regarding the Tempi train crash as a conspiracy theory, has definitively collapsed following the prosecutor's proposal to refer officials for altering the crime scene.

Sources close to Sokrates Famelos responded to comments from SYRIZA's headquarters, stating that the party's voters are unfortunately not represented by the current leadership following Famelos's independence from the parliamentary group.

Sokratis Famellos, former president of SYRIZA, announced his independence from the party to the Speaker of Parliament, following another resignation from a parliamentary position.

The secretary of SYRIZA-PS's parliamentary group emphasized the need for practical inclusion and rights for people with disabilities, criticizing the focus on digital applications and communication announcements during discussions on a new bill in Greece.

Nikos Pappas, secretary of SYRIZA's Central Committee, responded to Alexis Tsipras's statement that the party's cycle had ended, emphasizing that the party would participate in upcoming elections.

SYRIZA has strongly criticized the Greek Prime Minister's economic policies, labeling him as failing in economics and excelling in 'alchemies.' The opposition party also accused him of using toxic rhetoric to politicize the constitutional review debate.

Rena Dourou, the new president of SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance's Parliamentary Group, is scheduled to meet with the President of the Hellenic Parliament, Nikitas Kaklamanis, on Tuesday.

SYRIZA has affirmed its commitment to participate in the upcoming elections with a collective leadership, electoral ballots, and alliances with all willing partners, emphasizing its program and history.

Με ισχυρό αποτύπωμα από την περίοδο διακυβέρνησης του ΣΥΡΙΖΑ συγκροτήθηκε η 75μελής Πολιτική Επιτροπή της ΕΛ.Α.Σ.

SYRIZA-PS has established its Electoral Committee, with its members now officially constituted. This marks a step in the party's preparations for upcoming elections.

Rena Dourou has expressed her belief that the situation within the SYRIZA-PS party is reversible, as she announced her candidacy for the party's Parliamentary Group leader.

According to an announcement by Parliamentary Group Secretary Giannis Amanatidis, the election for the President of the SYRIZA-PS Parliamentary Group will take place on Saturday at 9 AM. A single candidacy has been submitted by the MP for the B2 Western sector.

SYRIZA has accused Prime Minister Mitsotakis of audacity for demanding accountability regarding the OPEKEPE scandal. The party asserts that Mitsotakis is responsible for the situation.

Vassilis Kokkalis resigned as a SYRIZA MP, returning his seat to the party. Additionally, Dionysis Kalamatianos also declared his independence from SYRIZA, further reducing the party's parliamentary presence.

The Political Secretariat of the SYRIZA-PS party is scheduled to meet on Friday afternoon at 3:00 PM at the "Mimis Dareiotis" party offices to prepare for the upcoming Central Committee meeting.

Kostas Barkas and Kalliopi Vetta have announced their independence from SYRIZA, continuing a wave of departures from the party's Parliamentary Group.

Rena Dourou stated that she will be a candidate for the SYRIZA presidency and will not respond to 'circles' that she finds 'somewhat' inappropriate, referring to calls for her withdrawal from the race.

Infighting has erupted within SYRIZA regarding the leadership race, with circles close to Pavlos Polakis calling for Rena Dourou to voluntarily withdraw her candidacy. This signals growing tensions within the party ahead of the election.

The SYRIZA parliamentary group met with only seven members following a wave of resignations, marking a transitional period after the resignation of Sokratis Famellos, with a new president to be elected on Saturday.

The election of a new Vice President of the Hellenic Parliament has become contentious following Olga Gerovasilou's departure from the SYRIZA parliamentary group, raising the possibility of SYRIZA altering its candidate proposal.

The Greek opposition party SYRIZA has scheduled its major policy presentation for September 10–11 at the Thessaloniki International Fair. Party leaders intend to outline a comprehensive restructuring agenda aimed at revitalizing the political landscape.

SYRIZA leadership cited legitimate worries following Sotiris Serbu's departure, stressing the need for stability in Greek-Turkish relations during a period of heightened maritime disputes and Turkish provocations.

The first Interview poll after the summer break for POLITIC shows New Democracy (ND) maintaining a stable lead with 26.5%, SYRIZA in second place, and PASOK third, while Maria Karystianou's party sees a significant drop.

Rena Dourou, the president of SYRIZA, made a deeply personal social media post discussing her mild experience with menopause and addressing the societal prejudices women often face as they age.

Rena Dourou, SYRIZA's parliamentary group president and foreign affairs sector head, criticized the Greek government's stance on Greek-Turkish relations, accusing it of allowing Turkey to reintroduce 'grey zones' while Athens acts merely as a commentator.

Symeon Kedikoglou announced his decision to join the Greek Left Alliance (ELAS), the party of Alexis Tsipras, via social media. The former SYRIZA MP chose a cinematic approach to publicize his move.

Greece's SYRIZA party is requesting an emergency convocation of the Parliament's Economic Affairs Committee before the government proceeds with an early repayment of 13 billion euros in debt.

SYRIZA's parliamentary representation has fallen to 10 MPs, placing it fifth, after Dourou expelled Kasimati and called for Gerovasili to surrender her seat. This internal party turmoil further weakens the Greek opposition party.

Dimitris Melidis stated that the SYRIZA-PS party is entering a new phase, focusing on its program and clearly opposing private universities in Greece.

SYRIZA has initiated a new campaign under the slogan 'SYRIZA is here for the Left and society,' aiming to rebuild its organizational structures and prepare for future political endeavors.

SYRIZA has highlighted its past achievements in healthcare, asserting that the Left's policy in the sector has demonstrated a human-centric approach over profit, even amidst fiscal constraints. This is presented as a guarantee of their programmatic commitments.

SYRIZA-PS MPs for A' Thessaloniki, Christos Giannoulis and Giannis Amanatidis, issued a joint statement expressing their support and solidarity for citizens affected by the fires in Halkidiki.

SYRIZA-PS is described as politically necessary and essential for Greece, representing the Left and radical ideas, as evidenced by its comprehensive proposals.

The SYRIZA-PS party is reorganizing and asserting its presence against the Mitsotakis government, putting an end to dissolution scenarios and moving forward with collective leadership.

The SYRIZA-PS party is expected to recover, representing a historical political space and fulfilling a historical necessity in Greek politics.

Nikos Pappas, secretary of SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance, criticized Greece's ruling New Democracy party, stating that they had the resources and time but allowed private debt to grow significantly, citing 'revealing' data from KEAO.

SYRIZA and PASOK have issued statements expressing their sorrow over the death of renowned actor and creator Nikos Kalogeropoulos, who passed away at the age of 74.

A SYRIZA MP emphasized that the opposition's efforts cannot be dismissed when significant questions regarding the wiretapping scandal still require answers.

A member of the Political Secretariat of SYRIZA-PS stated that the existence of the party's proposal is a political necessity and that there is always room for programmatic agreement, speaking on 'Sto Kokkino 103.3' radio.

The press spokesperson for SYRIZA-PS has underlined that the party relies on its own strengths, its program, and its political proposal.

Thrasyvoulos Stavridopoulos, a member of SYRIZA-PS, issued a statement criticizing ferry companies for 'profiteering' in Greece under the Mitsotakis government. He highlighted the high prices of ferry tickets, suggesting they force people to stay home.

The Greek political party SYRIZA is focusing on ballot initiatives, internal reorganization, and potential collaborations, signaling a new period of political outreach aimed at building a strong progressive alternative for the country.

The SYRIZA party and other critics are accusing the Greek government of grounding new Diamond firefighting aircraft due to a lack of pilots and removing critical aerial assets from the Recovery Fund. Concerns are also being raised about the effectiveness of 20 million euros allocated for fire prevention in West Attica.

Rena Dourou, head of SYRIZA's parliamentary group, stated that the party's historical cycle has not concluded, despite its current crisis. In an interview, she emphasized that SYRIZA-PS is not defined by external factors and remains a party for the future.

Greece's Minister of Culture, Lina Mendoni, and the SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance party expressed deep sorrow over the loss of the talented folk artist Lakis Chalkias, highlighting his significant contribution to Greek music.

SYRIZA announced its political strategy, emphasizing cooperation and public control over key sectors like universities and energy companies, stating that attempts to silence the party have failed.

SYRIZA-PS criticized Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis for his self-congratulatory remarks on state mechanism readiness, while the country mourns the deaths of firefighters.

Yiannis Boulekos, General Director of "Avgi" and "Sto Kokkino" radio station, and Organizational Secretary of SYRIZA-PS, issued a statement confirming that the current management has paid all outstanding wages.

SYRIZA-PS spokesperson criticizes Prime Minister Mitsotakis' statements, asserting they do not erase years of neglect and devaluation of firefighters and civil protection in Greece.

Rena Dourou stated that it is a 'sacred duty for all of us to rebuild a governing party, a party with traditions starting from '114', EDA, the great 'Change' of 1981, the Genoa movements, and of course the governmental 'first time Left'.

Rena Dourou, president of the SYRIZA-PS parliamentary group, is scheduled to meet with the Mayor of Thessaloniki on Thursday, July 30, as part of her program in the city.

SYRIZA-PS emphasizes the goal of achieving a comprehensive, just, and sustainable solution for all Cypriots, advocating for the resumption of talks from where they left off in Crans Montana, following the UN Secretary-General's visit.

A SYRIZA-PS Member of Parliament criticized the operation of the Greek railway system, highlighting that many regional routes are now being served by buses.

SYRIZA has criticized the Mitsotakis government, stating that its policies have transformed workplaces into a 'jungle' and emphasizing the urgent need for the government to intervene effectively to protect human lives in the workplace.

New Democracy MP Makarios Lasaridis launched a strong attack against both the Hellenic Left Coalition (SYRIZA) and PASOK, stating that 'SYRIZA 2, like SYRIZA 1, has Tsipras, but no shame.'

George Karameros announced his membership in Alexis Tsipras' ELAS party via a video posted from a ship named 'EL.A.S.', having resigned as an MP from SYRIZA on July 4.

SYRIZA (Koumoundourou) has called for the re-examination of the Novartis case files, specifically mentioning those related to Georgiadis and Avramopoulos, with former minister Pavlos Polakis claiming vindication for his stance on the scandal.

A new Marc poll, to be fully published on Sunday, indicates a strong double-digit lead of 14 points for New Democracy over SYRIZA, with PASOK in third place.

SYRIZA-PS has criticized the Greek government, advocating for progressive and pro-people policies, including immediate VAT and excise duty reductions, to address high prices, constitutional review, and public education.

The secretary of SYRIZA's Central Committee stated that the party will participate in the upcoming elections and aims to build alliances, focusing on reorganization, candidate lists, and campaign tours.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis criticized Rena Dourou for her decision not to attend the reception celebrating the anniversary of the restoration of democracy, making a pointed remark about her past attendance when SYRIZA governed with the far-right Kammenos.

SYRIZA's Political Secretariat announced its readiness for upcoming elections, focusing on candidate lists and highlighting the Novartis scandal. The party aims to change the political landscape through these efforts.

Rena Dourou visited parliamentary journalists for the first time since her election to lead SYRIZA, bringing sweets as a treat. She used humor to address past criticisms, stating that the era of prioritizing roles and personalities ended last Saturday.

Zoi Konstantopoulou, leader of Plefsi Eleftherias, announced that she will not attend the Presidential Palace event for the 52nd anniversary of the restoration of democracy in Greece, following a similar decision by SYRIZA.

The Greek political party SYRIZA PS is articulating its clear political identity, emphasizing its commitment to public and free higher education. The party states it is the only one that has governed and supports this principle, offering a comprehensive and modern program for the many.

Former SYRIZA leader Sokratis Famellos has announced his decision to become an independent Member of Parliament, expressing regret over the current deadlock within the party. He stated that recent events do not reflect the values of the Left and that he cannot support political isolation.

Rena Dourou, President of the SYRIZA-PS Parliamentary Group, met with Parliament President N. Kaklamanis, emphasizing the ease with which democracy can slide into national catastrophe.

The Greek PASOK party is intensifying preparations for the Thessaloniki International Fair, facing strong competition from SYRIZA and analyzing recent poll results.

The article expresses surprise and criticism regarding Alexis Tsipras's attempt to re-emerge on the political scene as a different figure, trying to convince the public that he has changed and moved past SYRIZA.

Mr. Marinakis stated that the current government is gradually reversing provisions enacted during the previous SYRIZA administration, specifically mentioning the Katrougalos law, the 13th pension, and OPEKEPE.

The article reflects on political inconsistency, double-speak, and opportunism within SYRIZA PS, recalling the initial wave of defections by MPs from the party.

The Greek Left Coalition has outlined its 'social focus' and three pillars in response to SYRIZA-P.S. and the rising influence of Alexis Tsipras, amidst discussions of potential snap elections.

The SYRIZA party is reportedly in a very difficult position, with discussions around supporting Rena Dourou and criticism of Prime Minister Mitsotakis's stance following the prosecution of four New Democracy MPs.

Three Greek universities are set to be upgraded with a 160 million euro donation from four systemic banks, a move criticized by SYRIZA-PS, which noted the government waited seven years for bank sponsorship to renovate university buildings.

The majority of the presidium of SYRIZA Youth in Greece has resigned, stating that the party no longer seeks to play its historical role. The resigning members emphasized that future developments would be crucial.

Myrto Korovesi, Vice President of the Democracy Movement, discussed her political journey from SYRIZA and stated she would not participate in a coalition government with New Democracy, though she remains open to other collaborations after the elections.

The Greek political party SYRIZA is experiencing an existential crisis and a significant collapse in polls, with one poll showing them at 1.4%. Many believe the party has no future without its former leader, Alexis Tsipras.

SYRIZA MP Pavlos Polakis has launched a strong attack on fellow party members, citing an exclusive report by Newsbeast that revealed intense internal party processes.

Konstantinos Barkas and Kalliopi Vetta have declared their independence from the SYRIZA party in Greece, further reducing the party's parliamentary strength.

Popi Tsapanidou informed the Speaker of Parliament of her departure from SYRIZA’s parliamentary group, announcing her independence as an MP.

SYRIZA MP Pavlos Polakis commented on his return to parliamentary duties with a sharp social media post, simultaneously launching an attack on the party's leader, Sokratis Famellos.

The SYRIZA-PS parliamentary group is scheduled to elect its new president on Saturday, with Polakis and Dourou as candidates. The election follows complaints from Famellos regarding the process.

Greek MP Niki Kerameus strongly criticized a joint statement from SYRIZA and Alexis Tsipras, labeling it an act of political audacity and populist rhetoric.

The Greek opposition party's leadership convened to strategize ahead of its participation in the upcoming Thessaloniki International Fair, focusing on policy messaging and public engagement.

The Political Secretariat of SYRIZA is scheduled to meet on Tuesday at 5:00 PM to review the previous session, prepare for the Thessaloniki International Fair (DETH), and plan future actions.

Nikos Pappas, secretary of SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance's Central Committee, accused the Greek government of lying about fiscal margins, stating they could be used for social and developmental policies instead of early debt repayment.

Symeon Kedikoglou announced his decision to join Alexis Tsipras' ELAS party, referencing Christopher Nolan's "Odyssey" and Tsipras' "Ithaca." The former SYRIZA MP made his membership public in a short video.

SYRIZA has criticized Greece for being a laggard in Europe regarding public spending on education, stating that education is losing ground within state expenditures. The party argues that economic growth only has meaning when it benefits society, including through investment in education.

Rena Dourou, President of SYRIZA's Parliamentary Group, sharply criticized the Greek government's foreign policy towards Ankara, specifically regarding Turkey's declaration of "national marine parks" and the perceived lack of protection for sovereign rights.

Greece's Syriza party has launched a new media campaign featuring senior figures Rena Dourou, Pavlos Polakis, and Nikos Pappas. The campaign aims to project stability following weeks of internal upheaval, including leadership changes and departures.

Former Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is reportedly keeping his cards close regarding the formation of the Hellenic Left Coalition, with expectations that only 3 to 5 MPs from SYRIZA and New Left will join.

SYRIZA has strongly rejected New Democracy's methods for establishing private universities, stating that they lack legitimacy. The party is demanding the repeal of the Pierrakakis law, which facilitates these plans.

SYRIZA-PS asserts that it possesses the stature, program, history, and personnel to be the modern left-wing solution against New Democracy. The party emphasizes its unique position to address current political challenges.

The Attikon University General Hospital is reportedly operating without a functional CT scanner, prompting SYRIZA to submit a parliamentary question initiated by R. Dourou. This issue highlights concerns about the hospital's diagnostic capabilities.

SYRIZA is presented as the preferred choice for those seeking genuine political change in Greece, with calls for this change to happen soon rather than in the distant future.

Greece's SYRIZA party is set to launch a campaign focused on reconstruction and its path towards upcoming elections, affirming its commitment to the left and society.

The SYRIZA-P.S. party acknowledges that past choices have politically and parliamentarily weakened the party, signaling an end to that period and a focus on future strategy.

SYRIZA-PS has expressed support for the 'March to Gaza' protests taking place in dozens of locations across Greece, calling for mass participation and solidarity.

SYRIZA-PS MPs have raised concerns about legislative inconsistencies in the second call for the Agri-Food regime, warning of potential exclusion for individual businesses and uncertainty regarding consulting expenses.

A SYRIZA-PS Member of Parliament, Ioannis, has called for the immediate reinforcement of understaffed Fire Services and the renewal of the outdated vehicle fleet in the P.E. of Larissa, Greece.

SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance is intensifying its political activities at all levels, focusing on party restructuring, organizational development, and preparations for candidate lists and collaborations.

A delegation from SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance, including members of its collective leadership, is scheduled to visit the fire-affected areas of West Attica on Friday.

SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance is reorganizing and strengthening the N. Poulantzas Institute, appointing Christos Vernardakis as the new president and Panagiotis Kormas as the new director and administrator.

SYRIZA-PS declared it is not externally defined, asserting that the field of conflict remains the Left-Right confrontation, evidenced by the government's promotion of water and culture commercialization.

Water management in Greece is being transferred to GEK-TERNA, leading to immediate stock market gains for the company and future benefits from management, despite opposition from municipalities and criticism from SYRIZA, who label it a 'reform-business.'

SYRIZA-PS emphasized that Porajmos, the Romani Holocaust, was a murderous outcome of fascism, institutional racism, and inhumane theories of 'racial purity,' vowing not to let this or any genocide be forgotten.

SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance has proposed the Goldammer Committee plan as a comprehensive scientific strategy for addressing wildfires in Greece.

Stavros Papastavrou stated that the SYRIZA government, not previous administrations, accepted the transfer of public property to the Superfund. This clarifies which government was responsible for the decision regarding public assets.

The Syriza-PS party asserts that the image presented by Prime Minister Mitsotakis is far removed from the reality experienced by Greek citizens, as the party focuses on its organizational restructuring and political intervention.

Rena Dourou, President of the SYRIZA-PS Parliamentary Group, held a meeting with members of the A' and B' Prefectural Committees of Thessaloniki, emphasizing the collective duty to reorganize the party.

SYRIZA-PS is taking another step in its organizational restructuring and preparing for a new period of political action and electoral readiness, emphasizing unity, determination, and a clear plan.

SYRIZA-PS MPs have submitted a parliamentary question to the Minister of Culture regarding the embarrassing deficiencies at the Acropolis, which they claim are damaging Greece's international image.

SYRIZA is urging citizens to participate in protests in Greece, emphasizing that culture and historical memory are not commodities for sale. Demonstrations are scheduled for Tuesday at Eptapyrgio and Wednesday at Thissio.

SYRIZA-PS criticizes the Greek government for having no solutions to the high cost of living, stating that citizens are struggling financially, and proposes effective solutions to change the economic situation.

SYRIZA and its members, including Konstantopoulou, faced criticism for their absence from an event at the Presidential Mansion. Commentators from other political parties accused them of being 'ridiculous' and lacking integrity.

Greek political circles are abuzz with scenarios regarding potential elections after the summer recess, focusing on 'dangerous' MPs and possible alliances, including one between SYRIZA and Kotzias.

Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis launched a strong attack against SYRIZA regarding the Novartis case, dismissing their reintroduction of the issue as 'reheated food' and criticizing Marios Salmas.

The SYRIZA party declared its support for the 'just madness' of paying a 13th pension, criticizing Prime Minister Mitsotakis's 'anti-social rhetoric' regarding the fiscal feasibility of such a measure.

SYRIZA-PS aims to move past ambiguity and focus on offering solutions based on a modern and costed program of the Left.

Rena Dourou, head of SYRIZA-PS parliamentary group, criticized the government's proposed constitutional revision as deeply conservative, reactionary, and anachronistic during a parliamentary session.

Theodora Akriotou and Ioannis Karipidis were sworn in as new SYRIZA Members of Parliament, replacing Thanasis Kedikoglou and Mariliza Xenogiannakopoulou who resigned.

The Political Secretariat of Greece's SYRIZA party is holding a meeting in Athens, following recent defections of MPs, most notably former president Sokratis Famellos.

Theodora Akriotou and Giannis Karipidis are scheduled to be sworn in on Friday morning, replacing Symeon Kedikoglou and Vassilis Kokkalis within the SYRIZA-PS parliamentary group.

Stefanos Kasselakis publicly criticized Sokratis Famellos, accusing him of seeking power and bringing SYRIZA to a dead end. Sources close to Kasselakis expressed surprise at Famellos's independence, highlighting the internal party conflict.

Members of Parliament from SYRIZA-PS, led by Elena Akrita, have demanded the immediate removal of the historic Eptapyrgio fortress from the list of monuments designated for commercialization.

SYRIZA-PS criticized Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, stating he 'lit the fuse of pre-election fireworks' during the presentation of the 'National Development Program 2026-2030,' dismissing his promises as vague.

SYRIZA-PS participated in a memorial event for the assassination of Sotiris Petroulas, emphasizing a common struggle against ignorance and historical revisionism.

A new Interview Poll in Greece shows New Democracy leading with 26.8% support, maintaining an 11-point lead over the second-place party, ELAS. SYRIZA is reported to be out of parliament with only 1%.

The Communist Youth of Greece (KNE) has criticized Tsipras' party (SYRIZA) for its stance on private universities, calling their promises of 'political change' empty after assurances that private universities would not be abolished.

The SYRIZA-PS party's press spokesperson has called on disillusioned voters to return to their political home, SYRIZA, presenting a clear message and a modern left-wing program.

Rena Dourou, President of the SYRIZA-PS Parliamentary Group, issued a statement on the anniversary of the 'Attila' invasion in Cyprus, emphasizing the need to restart talks for a just and viable solution to the Cyprus issue.

The removal of 8 billion euros from the abolition of the 13th pension, which SYRIZA had established, was done because pensioners requested it, according to Deputy Minister Anna Efthymiou, sparking criticism about the financial impact on retirees.

The Greek political party SYRIZA is reportedly fighting for its political survival, as key figures like Dourou, Pappas, and Polakis work to establish a new defense strategy amidst internal losses and a search for identity.

Rena Dourou has announced her candidacy for the presidency of SYRIZA, stating that the party's current situation is reversible. Her election as president of the parliamentary group is expected on Saturday amidst ongoing defections from the party.

Nikos Pappas, a prominent figure in SYRIZA-PS, has called for the formation of a collective leadership to coordinate the party's preparations for upcoming elections, stating that a previous decision proved unworkable.

SYRIZA-PS is proceeding with its political proposals and those who are willing and able, with a party statement noting that polls reflected the message of those who left and said 'don't vote for us,' but this will now change.

SYRIZA-PS criticizes the Greek government, stating it is consciously choosing institutional regression, following a report by the National Committee for Human Rights indicating at least 359 migrant pushbacks between 2023 and 2025.

Yiannis Ragousis has resigned from the SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance party. His departure marks another significant exit from the Greek political party.

A Greek government plan is being criticized by SYRIZA-PS MP Sokratis Famellos for its potentially destructive impact on both EYATH (Thessaloniki Water Supply & Sewerage Company) and other Municipal Water and Sewerage Companies (DEYA).

The spokesperson for SYRIZA-PS emphasized that the party's goal is to restart and form a progressive front, stating that a party's fate is decided by the people in elections, not by polls.

SYRIZA-PS asserts that a corruption scandal has specific names, political responsibility, and the stamp of the executive state, following indictments by the European Public Prosecutor's Office, refuting Mitsotakis's narrative of "chronic pathologies."

Sources within SYRIZA's Political Secretariat have stated that Members of Parliament who become independent should surrender their seats, emphasizing that parliamentary seats are not personal property.

SYRIZA's Pavlos Polakis has celebrated his return to the party's parliamentary group for the third time, while simultaneously criticizing Famellos for what he called a display of 'smallness and indignity.' Polakis's circles are also reportedly urging Dourou to withdraw her candidacy for parliamentary group president.