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Symeon Kedikoglou, a Member of Parliament for SYRIZA, has announced his resignation from the party to join the newly formed political initiative known as ELAS, led by former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras. In a public statement made via social media, Kedikoglou expressed his belief that he could not miss the opportunity to support Tsipras in this new venture, which he described as a progressive and patriotic movement.
Kedikoglou's departure is part of a broader trend affecting SYRIZA, with multiple resignations from party members in recent weeks. His resignation is expected to create new challenges for the party, which will need to find replacements for the vacated parliamentary seats. According to reports, the next in line to take Kedikoglou's position is Mithos Hatzigiannakis, who is affiliated with the Greek Left Coalition that Tsipras represents.
The resignations and the search for a new party president have heightened concerns within SYRIZA about maintaining its parliamentary presence and cohesion following these recent political shifts.
15 July
SYRIZA's Alexandros Meikopoulos also resigns following Kedikoglou's departure.
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