Rena Dourou criticizes Greek government on femicide and foreign policy

Rena Dourou, president of the SYRIZA-PS parliamentary group, has criticized the Greek government for its refusal to legally recognize the term “femicide” over the past seven years. Dourou noted that the country has seen a double-digit number of such killings in the last six months and argued that the administration is failing to follow European best practices.

Dourou also directed sharp criticism toward Justice Minister Giorgos Floridis and addressed several foreign policy and sovereignty concerns. These include the Turkey-Libya memorandum, issues regarding Mount Sinai, and the delay in cable laying near Kasos, noting that the project has lacked official updates since July 2024.

Additionally, Dourou discussed domestic economic issues, including the housing crisis and the rise of private debt. She proposed that EFKA and the Development Bank intervene to provide housing for youth and students, while calling for protections against investment funds and servicers to safeguard citizen property.