In a simple letter to House Speaker Nikita Kaklamanis, Alexis Tsipras He announced his resignation from the post of Member, paving the way for his next moves, as everything shows that the former prime minister is being announced in the next period.

The announcement of his resignation letter Alexis Tsipras The plenary took place a short time ago, after the sanctification of the work of the Third Session.

In a video statement after the resignation letter, Alexis Tsipras notes that although he resigns as a Member, he does not resign in political action, calls his comrades in conjunction, and sends a message to all the center -left parties by saying: The change we expect. To get the future in our hands. This is worth every effort and every race. “

‘I’m not giving up on political action’ – message to his companions

In his statement he states:

“After 16 years in Parliament as a Member of Parliament, a party leader, leader of the opposition and prime minister, I made a decision of consciousness. To give up on parliamentary office. Shortly before the start of the Parliamentary Council, I deposited my resignation to the House Speaker.

“It was not an easy decision, not even unmistakable. I cannot and I do not want to maintain the post of Member, with all the privileges this entails, when I feel that my participation with the special treaty of the former prime minister even offers nothing substantial to those who trusted me.

“Because I cannot and do not want to formally participate in a parliament that is democratically stripped, with the responsibility of the majority, it is unable to perform the role that the Constitution dictates and citizens require.

“But I resign from a SYRIZA MP, I do not give up political action,” he says and adds:

»I give up the safety of the mountain beats. And I aspire to return to the hopeful insecurity of social action. Not to guide from above, but to better listen to its society and its needs. Released from office, commitments and mechanisms that can no longer express it.

»At a time when our country is in a dangerous impasse. Economic, political, geostrategic, but primarily moral. Hope is asked. Through actions and not just words. The actions that prove that we are not all the same. The actions, which we can only exceed today’s impasses.

“I do not believe in Messiahs, nor in party laboratory constructions. But I believe in the power of the popular movement that fights collectively for social justice.
I believe in the will and actions of many. With them, their needs and hopes, I am determined to meet.

»I want to address my comrades, to all those we have moved together so far and shared struggles, anxieties, hopes and dreams. We will not be opponents. And maybe soon travel together in more beautiful seas.

But most importantly, I want to address the great social majority that suffocates: the plunder of our homeland by a generalized corruption regime that generates inequalities and injustice, cannot continue.

“If those who have the responsibility of the Democratic Opposition cannot ascend their self -sacrifices to make the change, then we must all become the change we expect. To get the future in our hands. This is worth every effort and every race. “

‘À bientôt, les enfants’

Yesterday Alexis Tsipras after his speech at University of Sorbonne had a meeting with Greek students studying in various schools of the most historic University of France.

“To answer them every question, but mainly to hear them,” Mr Tsipras said, notifying the incident by posting on social media.

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As he wrote, their interest in everything that is happening in Greece was lively. “For political life, economy, corruption and decency for the country’s overall perspective,” he informs.

He commented, in fact, that in his meeting with them he saw “a clear look and genuine anxiety about the tomorrow of our homeland, which is their own tomorrow”.

In closing, the former prime minister says: “After all, I was probably the one who resolved questions and got more than this meeting. À bientôt, les enfants! (We say it soon, guys. “)”.

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