Tsipras' New Party: Aiming to Attract Voters

Efforts continue to create a new party under Alexis Tsipras, aiming to attract voters who abstained from the last elections, as well as those dissatisfied with other center-left parties.

According to reports, self-organization groups are expected to be established in 150 municipalities by mid-March. Giorgos Siakantaris has been assigned to write the party's manifesto, with the goal of completing it by mid-April.

Associates of Alexis Tsipras estimate that there is a critical mass of approximately one million voters who abstained from the 2023 elections, who could form the basis of the new party. At the same time, they are monitoring developments in PASOK, New Left, and SYRIZA, seeking potential voters disappointed with existing options.

According to the report, efforts have begun to create core groups in various regions of the country. In the Northern Sector of Athens, Themis Moumoulidis is coordinating the self-organization, while in the Southern Sector, Yannis Mouzalas is said to play a pivotal role.