Live Androulakis' Speech From Egaleo: Change Is Not a Memory - PASOK Is the Guarantor for the Country to Turn the Page
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With the slogan "Change is not a memory. It is a necessity", Nikos Androulakis began his speech in Egaleo, at the anniversary event for the victory of PASOK on October 18, 1981. The entire PASOK in Egaleo and the historical figures who were "present" The "present" at the anniversary event for the first victory of PASOK and the first term of office of Andreas Papandreou was given by the MPs, all the top figures of PASOK, the mayor of Athens, Har…
Present: G. Papandreou, Apostolos Kaklamanis, MPs and executives - The anniversary political speech takes place at the "Stavros Venetis" indoor stadium in Egaleo for the anniversary of the electoral victory on October 18, 1981
Nikos Androulakis is currently speaking at an event at the indoor gym of Egaleo The post Live Androulakis' speech from Egaleo: Change is not a memory – PASOK is the guarantor for the country to turn the page appeared first on in.gr.
Message of political upheaval and commitments for economic relief for citizens
With sharp criticism against the New Democracy government and the policies that, as he claimed, intensify social inequalities, Nikos Androulakis presented PASOK as an alternative proposal for governance. From Egaleo, at the event for the 45th anniversary of PASOK's electoral victory in 1981, he set the goal of first place in the next elections, highlighting the need for political change, social justice and autonomy from powerful economic and pol…
PASOK president Nikos Androulakis launched a double attack on ND and ELAS, during his speech at the “Stavros Venetis” indoor stadium in Egaleo for the 45th anniversary of the electoral victory of PASOK under Andreas Papandreou on October 18, 1981. “We will not allow Greece to be trapped again between a government that exhausted […] The article Androulakis on the 45th anniversary of the 1981 victory: Neither a third term of arrogance, nor a secon…
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