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The SYRIZA Executive Committee is an important milestone and if Pavlos Polakis or someone else brings a motion of censure against Kasehlakis, SYRIZA will be heading towards a new crisis.
They shaved the president of Syriza even before he did. Stefanos Kasselakis was preparing to take his wedding vows with Tyler, but in Koumoundourou they couldn’t wait.
The paperwork began before the party organs were convened, with Pavlos Polakis, whose seats were falling hastily, raising the leadership question and positioning himself as the next Syriza president.
Stefanos Katselakis is facing the most serious crisis. He himself, whose wings were broken by the poor election results, changed his previous words “find me an opponent” and now says in front of Pavlos Polakis:
“I will not challenge anyone who wants to criticise KE. The people of Syriza cannot suffer any longer.”
Pavlos Polakis launched a fierce attack on the MP, with whom he shared the same seat until recently, following a personal conflict with Athina Linou, an escalation that triggered the questioning of Stefanos Kasselakis.
Meanwhile, Voula Kehagia suggested that the polls could be rigged if the issue was raised.
The presidential candidates so far are Pavlos Polakis, Nikolaos Faradouris and Rena Dourou, with Nikolas Faradouris emerging in Prespes and seeming open to running.
Now everyone is counting the troops, checking the balance and looking for alliances for the next day so that they can enter the succession race. Syriza seems to be on the verge of disintegration.
The heavy shadow of Alexis Tsipras hangs over Kumundulu. Some also see the ghost of Tsipras behind Popi Tsapanidou, who is said to be taking the seat from the resigning Iliopoulos.
They said she had staffed her office, which effectively meant that Stefanos Katselakis remained outside parliament.
The atmosphere of mutual suspicion within Syriza was confirmed by the post of Pen Dalaura, who published a publication in which he claimed that Popi Tsapanidou’s office consisted of that of Alexis Tsipras.
Notopoulou has had a dispute with SYRIZA trolls who will say she is being bullied online by people from Kaselakis.
The SYRIZA president himself, before confirming that he would swear allegiance with Tyler MacBeth, also made a political move, and that he would leave his mark on the seat of Polakis, at this time in the provincial government of Chania.
Meanwhile, the mayor of Chania explained that this was not a wedding but a private exchange of pledges of allegiance.
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