By Despina Vlepaki

In Harilaou Trikoupi they raise rhythms with backgrounds and developments in the political scene after Tsipras’ resignation from the parliamentary office and his increasingly dense public appearances that herald the creation of a party by the former prime minister.

At this time the latest touches on the announcements that will probably take place tomorrow Monday, for the Date of PASOK’s conference, The persons who will make up the KOES secretariat and the enlargement and ballot panels.

Nikos Androulakis has received different suggestions for the conference and is expected to announce his final decision to their close associates in the coming hours. It seems to be gaining ground for the party’s supreme organ to be held in February, despite the fact that the end of November or the first weekend of December remain on the table.

The decision will be made amid murmur in PASOK for oligarchy, lack of organ session and public nails by top executives for lack of collectivity and strategy issues.

Information insists that the executives that will make up the Central Organizing Committee will give a message of unity, Since in addition to the persons who play an institutional role in the opposition party, such as parliamentary group Dimitris Biagis and Press Spokesman Costas Tsoukalas, the names of the co -candidates of Nikos Androulakis, Nikos Androulakis, are also discussed by Nikos Androulakis. Diamantopoulou). KOES Secretary Yiannis Vardakastanis, who has been announced for months, as it appears in the coming hours, will also have the team that will work in order for PASOK to lead to the conference.

The enlargement committee, as it all seems to be, will take flesh and bones, with its role in this situation being critical and decisive for the party’s course, but also for the “needle” of the polls. The name of Kostas Skandalidis has been heard strongly in recent days to coordinate this committee.

As for the ballot panel, it will mean the alarm to which the party is put in place and the preparedness of the electoral battle, whenever it takes place.

Renewal Left -Large Democratic Faction – Cooperation of Progressive Forces

At the same time, PASOK’s left wing insists in collaboration with the progressive forces. Yesterday the Pan -Hellenic Coordination Committee of the “Renewal Left” met and announced decisions through a press release.

What does the renewed left announcement

“PASOK/KINAL from the TIF step has presented a program of intercostal characteristics that can form a basis for a broader programmatic dialogue, although even more steps must be taken in this direction. PASOK/KINAL and the other parties of the Democratic Opposition are useful to find common gait, joint initiatives and parliamentary actions aimed at pressure on the government for political change in the next elections. The line of PASOK/KINAL autonomy does not mean rejection of political alliances, where it is possible both from the bottom and above. Developments. It will insist on the need to expand the lineup with executives, movements and citizens from the broader trends of the center -left, “said the PASOK component.

The Steering Committee decided to be completed by Vangelis Gakis, Stamatis Malelis, Kostas Tsilifoni and Katerina Christodoulou. The overall organizational and political function of the movement will be redefined at a nationwide conference in 2026.

What is progressive today? Event of the Sachinidis Institute

At the same time, the processes in the center -left are intensifying and after the event of the three Institutes with a stamp of Lucas Katseli, the “Progressive Lab” of Philip Sachinidis has a series.

On Tuesday, October 14th at the Institute’s founding event, “what is progressive today?”

The event will analyze what progress means in public dialogue, society and politics today, with the participation of important personalities from academic and public space.

Speakers:

Lena Divani – writer, Professor of Athens Law School

Argyris G. Passas – Emeritus Professor of State Administration & European Unification, Panteion University

Philip Sachinidis – Economist, former Minister of Finance

George Sotirelis – Professor of Constitutional Law,

Easter Mandravelis – Journalist (Coordinator)