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DISY celebrates 50 years with call for independent path and criticism of AKEL.

5 sourcesFirst reported 20 days agoUpdated 19 days ago

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The Democratic Party (DISY) celebrated its 50th anniversary at the old GSP stadium, with leader Annita Demetriou emphasizing a commitment to an independent political path.
Demetriou highlighted the party's founding principles and expressed gratitude for recent electoral support, stating DISY is entering a new chapter.
She defended the presidency of Nicos Anastasiades and underscored the importance of respecting institutions while launching a strong critique against the left-wing party AKEL.
The anniversary event included references to former leaders, notably Glafcos Clerides, reflecting on the party's historical role in Cyprus's political landscape.
DISY aims to strengthen its position as a center-right party ahead of the upcoming presidential elections in 2028.

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