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SYRIZA coalition‑building in Greece

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In late July 2026 SYRIZA pursued cooperation with other fragmented left‑wing parties. Initial discussions with the New Left focused on joint parliamentary actions and a shared inquiry into the “Nobody Alone – Care for All” platform monitoring a refugee camp, but no formal alliance emerged and relations remained strained. Later the same day SYRIZA’s parliamentary group president Rena Dourou announced a concrete progressive alliance with the ~~Ecologists~~ Ecologist Greens. The ~~new~~ partnership emphasizes environmental protection, climate action and social issues, echoing a previous SYRIZA‑Greens collaboration from 2015‑2019 and signalling SYRIZA’s effort to build a broader centre‑left front. ~~Both snapshots~~ On 3 August 2026 Dourou reiterated that SYRIZA remains a viable progressive alternative, rejecting the notion that the party’s historic cycle has closed. She framed the current political clash as a left‑right confrontation, criticized government policies on water and culture, and highlighted recent congress and central‑committee decisions as a unified stance. The party continues to work intensively on a new left‑wing front, noting a positive response from the Ecologist Greens whose environmental agenda aligns with SYRIZA’s positions. These developments illustrate SYRIZA’s ongoing strategy of ~~seeking new partnerships to strengthen its position~~ forging alliances and presenting itself as a democratic, progressive force within Greece’s fragmented opposition left.

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