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Kasselakis meets with Tzakri and Kapnisakis in Neo Psychiko after election disqualification

Following the Central Committee's session that omitted former SYRIZA president's candidacy from leadership

Newsroom October 13 08:16

Late on Saturday, Stefanos Kasselakis was spotted at a café in Neo Psychiko with close associates following the stormy session of the party’s Central Committee, which decided to exclude him from the internal elections.

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The former SYRIZA president was seen discussing the developments within the party with Manolis Kapnisakis and Theodora Tzakri.

Με Τζάκρη και Καπνισακη ο Κασσελακης στο Ν. Ψυχικό βγάζοντας αφρούς.
???#Κασσελακης #συριζα_πραξικοπημα pic.twitter.com/TDNUZ5DaLf

— George Lee (@Harhalas) October 12, 2024

SYRIZA MP Theodora Tzakri was the only party official supporting the former president who spoke during the Central Committee session, as the rest of his supporters had decided to abstain from participating.

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