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26 June
Internal conflicts within SYRIZA continued, reflecting ongoing challenges and a lack of unity among its members.
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During a recent meeting of the Political Secretariat of SYRIZA, the party's president, Sokratis Famellos, criticized members of the internal opposition for their continued calls for additional meetings. He expressed frustration over what he described as "unprecedented fabrications," suggesting that after democratic decisions are made, some members pretend not to understand or misrepresent minority opinions as official positions. This internal conflict is occurring amidst growing tension related to the party's declining poll numbers, with some party officials attributing this decline to the actions of dissenting members.
The meeting was characterized by confrontational exchanges, particularly between Famellos and those advocating for an independent electoral strategy. Notably, a prominent figure, Pavlos Polakis, chose to withdraw from the discussions amidst the heated debate. Criticism from other party members, including Theodoros Theoharopoulos, has been directed at Famellos's leadership style and decision-making approach as the party navigates its strategic direction ahead of upcoming elections.
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