Greek political movements hold rallies and program presentations

Political movements in Greece are conducting organized activities ahead of upcoming electoral cycles. Supporters of the ELPIDAS movement are organizing a trip to Thessaloniki for the presentation of their program by Maria Karystianou at the Thessaloniki International Exhibition. The organized transport from Athens involves chartered buses with a cost of 38.42 euros per person for the round trip, excluding entry tickets.

In Crete, PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis addressed a large gathering in Heraklion to mark the 52nd anniversary of the party's founding. Androulakis emphasized the party's commitment to political change through a structured program and autonomy, positioning the Democratic Alignment as a primary force for the next national elections. He criticized the current administration's economic impact on wages and called for a shift away from economic stagnation.