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26 June
Anastasiades continues his absence from DISY bodies.
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Former President of Cyprus, Nicos Anastasiades, has announced his decision to voluntarily abstain from the collective bodies of the Democratic Rally (DISY) party until the conclusion of an investigation concerning allegations made against him in a recent anti-corruption report. Anastasiades stated that he hopes this move will allow for the truth to emerge regarding the claims presented against him. He has informed the party's president, Annita Dimitriou, about his decision.
The announcement follows a series of discussions within DISY, where some party members, including parliamentary representative Dimitris Dimitriou, expressed that Anastasiades's withdrawal could ease the situation for the party amid controversies. Dimitriou voiced that it would be ideal for Anastasiades to step back from the party's collective decision-making bodies. This internal party debate has sparked considerable discussion among DISY members regarding the appropriate course of action in light of the ongoing investigation.
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