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Kasselakis Responds to Jackri's Departure from Democrats Party

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Stefanos Kasselakis criticized Theodora Jackri for her departure from the Democrats.
Jackri accused Kasselakis of shifting the party towards the right.
Kasselakis stated he had offered Jackri opportunities for a joint statement, which she declined.
The Democrats party aims to continue its independent path in future elections.

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The ongoing political tension between Sτεφάνου Κασσελάκη, president of the "Democrats" party, and Θεοδώρα Τζάκρη has escalated following Tζάκρη's recent departure from the party. In her remarks, Tζάκρη criticized Κασσελάκη for allegedly shifting the party's alignment toward the right and accused him of misrepresenting his intentions to the public. Her statements were made during an interview with OPEN, where she expressed her discontent with the current direction and leadership of the party.

In response, Κασσελάκης addressed Tζάκρη's exit, suggesting that she had two opportunities to leave with a joint statement, but instead opted for a unilateral announcement. He asserted that the party intends to pursue its own path in the upcoming elections and emphasized that both Tζάκρη and Miχάλη Χουρδάκη had completed their respective roles within the party. He conveyed the sentiment that public opinion towards party changes mirrors a general distaste for opportunistic political shifts, likening it to a disdain for "football transfers" involving mercenary figures in politics.

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