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Former "Hope for Democracy" members criticize Karystianou, citing principled departures

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Twenty-two former members of the "Hope for Democracy" movement issued a joint statement.
The statement explains their reasons for leaving the movement.
They accuse Maria Karystianou, the leader, of centralism and lack of transparency.
The former members state their departure was due to matters of principle, not personal ambition.
Among the signatories are Avgerinos, Moutsatsou, and Kokotsakis.

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Twenty-two former members of the "Hope for Democracy" movement have issued a joint statement criticizing Maria Karystianou, the movement's leader. The statement, described by in.gr as a "scathing letter," explains their reasons for leaving the movement.

The former members, including Avgerinos, Moutsatsou, and Kokotsakis, allege that their departure was due to "reasons of principle," as reported by Ta Nea. They claim that the movement exhibits "centralization and lack of transparency," according to in.gr, and question "who decides and by what process," as stated by Ethnos. CNN Greece notes that they refer to "practices incompatible with the principles."

The statement from the former members is described as a "sharp response" to Karystianou's recent public comments regarding the departures, according to Ta Nea. They assert that their decision to leave was not driven by personal ambitions or the pursuit of office.

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