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Myrto Korovesi sworn in as MP for Eastern Attica, replacing George Karameros.

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Myro Korovessi has been sworn in as a member of the Greek Parliament representing Eastern Attica, filling the seat vacated by George Karameros.
Korovessi initially took office as a member of the SYRIZA party.
Shortly after her swearing-in, she announced her decision to become an independent member of Parliament.
The resignation of George Karameros was confirmed, as he left the position to align with Alexis Tsipras's faction.
Korovessi was the second candidate on the SYRIZA ballot, allowing her to assume the seat.

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Myrto Korovesi was sworn in as a member of the Hellenic Parliament representing Eastern Attica for the SYRIZA party on July 15, 2026. She fills the position previously held by George Karameros, who resigned from his parliamentary role. Korovesi, who served as Deputy to SYRIZA leader Stefanos Kasselakis, took the oath with a religious ceremony shortly after her nomination.

Shortly after her swearing-in, it was announced that Korovesi would be leaving the SYRIZA party to become an independent member of parliament. Her decision to leave the party was perceived as anticipated by observers, given the context of her political affiliations. Korovesi's ascension to parliament follows her status as the second alternate candidate on SYRIZA's list for the constituency in the last elections.

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