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19 June
The ongoing feud between Doulas and Diamantopoulou strains PASOK's unity and raises speculation about Doulas' political future.
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A public dispute has erupted within the Pasok party between Anna Diamantopoulou and Haris Doukas, intensifying existing tensions over potential political alliances and collaborations. The conflict arose after Diamantopoulou labeled Doukas's recent comments about cooperation with the ruling New Democracy party as a "ridiculous approach." This prompted Doukas to emphasize that he supports the New Democracy party's policies and decisions, fueling further discord within the party ranks.
Party Secretary Giannis Vardakasas stated that both members' remarks were inappropriate, underscoring the importance of unity and adherence to party decisions. He indicated that any moves towards disciplinary action, such as expulsion, would be determined by the party president. The increasing rift comes amid ongoing discussions about the party's strategic direction and alliances, which have stirred unease among Pasok members. As the party seeks to maintain cohesion, leaders have urged members to align with the party's foundational goals, especially in light of competition from opposition parties. The situation has led to a difficult environment for other party officials, raising concerns about internal solidarity as discussions about collaboration continue.
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