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Harri Georgiades, the former Deputy President of the Democratic Rally (DISY) and a key figure in Cypriot politics, has expressed significant concern regarding the upcoming presidential elections in 2028. He emphasizes that the critical issue for the party is the risk of fragmentation. Speaking on the show "25 Minutes," he highlighted that it would be "catastrophic" for DISY if its candidate fails to advance to the second round of elections, underscoring the importance of unity within the party as they prepare for the electoral challenge.
Georgiades further noted that recent internal dynamics suggest a trend within DISY towards fielding its own candidate, indicating a divergence from potential support for the current president, Christodoulides. He cautioned that ongoing internal conflicts could lead to a split, urging party members to consider collaboration with other parties, such as the Democratic Party (DIKO), to strengthen their position heading into the elections. His remarks reflect a broader call for cooperation and strategic alliances to avoid the pitfalls of division and to effectively navigate the political landscape leading up to 2028.
19 July
Georgiadis states the presidential elections are not a family affair during an interview.
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