By Antonis Anzoletou

The “knives” came out at PASOK and now every day they put everyone against everyone. As October 6 approaches, the eight candidates for the presidency turn on the engines and look to find the “vulnerable” points of their internal party opponents. In this environment, whoever is currently looking for possible alliances will hardly be able to come up with anything. For Anna Diamantopoulou her absence from PASOK since 2012 is said to be the field on which she has received criticism so far. “He was on a political holiday. She said that “I left 15 years ago”, during the most difficult years of PASOK. And for Ms. Diamantopoulou, it sounds like she has made agreements for the second round”, said Odysseas Konstantinopoulos in OPEN, who has been in the “camp” of Haris Doukas since the first moment. On the same television station, Anna Diamantopoulou replied: “I was present during the difficult years. I was absent from party life, that’s true, but I was never distant from my political identity.” The former Commissioner, who has changed the facts in the pre-election race, had already caused reactions with her proposal for the placement of judicial representatives, but at the meeting of the Ethics Committee it was decided that the election process would be the same as in 2021.

It will be a “defeat” for PASOK if the participation threshold falls below the 270,000 who came to the polls almost four years ago. Given that there are many candidates and each one has a following. THE Nikos Androulakis he seems to be betting a lot on the loyal followers he has in the party. From Ioannina, he left spikes for his co-candidates who failed to increase the percentages of PASOK during the European elections. “Instead of some explaining to us why we stayed at the lowest rates in their regions, now they tell us that they have magic recipes,” he said. Nadia Giannakopoulou has also taken her “weapon”, who reminded Nikos Androulakis on SKAI of the letters she has sent regarding the membership register: “a party cannot play with a marked deck. It is not possible for half of the presidential candidates to have the lists and the other half not to have anything.”

THE Harry Doukas from Glyfada responded to those who criticize him because he is running for the presidency of PASOK, even though he is the mayor of Athens. “I believe in teams, I believe in people, the people around me take a role, say, responsibility, become leaders, take space and we decide.” Pavlos Geroulanos continues his tours, who is still playing high in the polls, while Michalis Katrinis is very active and visited Larissa yesterday. Milena Apostolaki plans visits to the region and bets a lot on the impact she has in Attica.