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The Democratic Rally (DISY) celebrated its 50th anniversary with a significant event held at the old GSP stadium, where party leader Annita Demetriou emphasized the importance of the party's founding principles and the need to embark on a new chapter. During her address, Demetriou expressed gratitude to supporters for the party's recent parliamentary performance and reiterated DISY's commitment to an "autonomous political path" moving forward.
Demetriou also defended the presidency of Nicos Anastasiades, highlighting the administration's achievements while showcasing a staunch critique of the opposition party, AKEL. The event served as a reminder of DISY's longstanding influence in Cypriot politics, having been aligned with the modern history of Cyprus since its inception, founded by Glafkos Clerides. Various speakers referenced the legacy of the party's figures and espoused a vision of continued relevance and engagement in future presidential elections, including the upcoming 2028 race.
2 July
DISY marked 50 years with references to Anastasiades and a focus on the upcoming 2028 presidential elections.
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