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SYRIZA Political Council Discusses Positions for Party Congress

January 29, 2021

ATHENS — The positions for an upcoming party congress were discussed on Friday by the Political Council of main opposition SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance.

According to party sources, the discussion will take place over two meetings taking place until the end of next week, when the positions will be approved in principle by the Political Council in order to officially start the pre-congress dialogue.

In particular, party leader Alexis Tsipras, in his presentation, proposed the timetable for a coordinated course of dialogue of the positions both in the organisations of the party and within society at large. He suggested, among other things, that the pre-congress dialogue take place through the isyriza online platform and be coordinated with all member organisations.

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