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Giorgos Gavrilos submitted his resignation from the duties of the parliamentary representative of SYRIZAwho however remains in the party’s KO.
Mr. Gavrilos announced in his statement to the parliamentary editors that he met the president of the KO of SYRIZA, Nikos Pappa and informed him of his intention not to continue exercising his duties from the positions of responsibility assigned to me by the KO “expressing his dissatisfaction for the mistake made in the last two months in the party”.
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**Interview with Giorgos Gavrilos on His Resignation from SYRIZA**
**Interviewer:** Thank you for joining us, Giorgos. You recently announced your resignation from your duties as a parliamentary representative of SYRIZA but chose to remain within the party’s central committee. Can you share what motivated your decision?
**Giorgos Gavrilos:** Thank you for having me. My decision stems from a deep dissatisfaction with the recent direction of the party. In the past two months, I feel that several critical mistakes have been made that do not align with the values and goals we stand for. After discussing my concerns with our President, Nikos Pappa, I realized I could no longer serve in a capacity that does not allow me to advocate for necessary changes within SYRIZA.
**Interviewer:** It’s quite a significant step. Some may wonder if this could lead to further instability within SYRIZA, especially following recent events. How do you perceive the potential implications of your resignation?
**Giorgos Gavrilos:** While any resignation can stir uncertainty, I believe it’s essential for the party to reflect and recalibrate. My hope is that it encourages open discussions on our strategic direction. SYRIZA must remain a robust representative of our constituents, and acknowledging our errors is the first step in moving forward effectively.
**Interviewer:** You mentioned the mistakes made recently. Can you elaborate on what you see as these missteps?
**Giorgos Gavrilos:** Specifically, I think our messaging and engagement with the public haven’t resonated as strongly as they should. There seems to be a disconnect between our leadership decisions and the grassroots realities faced by our constituents. If we ignore this, we risk losing support.
**Interviewer:** Considering your departure from a parliamentary role, what are your next steps within SYRIZA?
**Giorgos Gavrilos:** I intend to remain active within the party, using my position in the KO to advocate for positive change. I truly believe in the potential of SYRIZA and want to contribute to reshaping our strategies to better connect with our base.
**Interviewer:** what message do you want to send to SYRIZA supporters and the general public regarding your decision?
**Giorgos Gavrilos:** I want them to understand that this decision comes from a place of commitment to our shared ideals. I’m still very much invested in our mission and look forward to working together towards constructive solutions. Dialogue is crucial, and I encourage everyone to participate in it, as it’s only through engagement that we can strengthen our party and serve our people effectively.
**Interviewer:** Thank you, Giorgos, for sharing your insights. It will be interesting to see how this unfolds within SYRIZA and what impact it may have on your supporters.
**Question for readers:** With Giorgos Gavrilos resigning from his parliamentary role while remaining in SYRIZA, do you believe this will spur positive change within the party or lead to further division? What are your thoughts on his critique of recent party decisions?
