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Anita Dimitriou defends former President Anastasiades, claims he benefited Cyprus

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Anita Dimitriou, the president of the Democratic Party (DISY), publicly defended former President Nicos Anastasiades, stating that his leadership benefitted Cyprus.
Dimitriou remarked on the achievements of Anastasiades during her address on Wednesday, highlighting his governance.
Despite ongoing discussions regarding the "Mafia State" controversy, Dimitriou expressed unwavering support for Anastasiades.
Her remarks came amid heightened scrutiny of his administration but emphasized the positive impacts attributed to his term in office.
The defense reflects DISY's continued allegiance to Anastasiades as a key figure in the party's identity.

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Annita boasts about the achievements and projects of Anastasiades' administration.

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3 July

Annita boasts about the achievements and projects of Anastasiades' administration.

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Anita Dimitriou, the president of the Democratic Party (DISY), publicly defended former President Nicos Anastasiades, stating that his leadership benefitted Cyprus.
Dimitriou remarked on the achievements of Anastasiades during her address on Wednesday, highlighting his governance.
Despite ongoing discussions regarding the "Mafia State" controversy, Dimitriou expressed unwavering support for Anastasiades.
Her remarks came amid heightened scrutiny of his administration but emphasized the positive impacts attributed to his term in office.
The defense reflects DISY's continued allegiance to Anastasiades as a key figure in the party's identity.

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