The … Greek students of Sorbonne began to unfold the political planning of the former prime minister, Alexis Tsiprasas his scheduled speech in one of Europe’s most famous universities, has significantly crystallized the landscape of his real intentions.
Although it has sounded a “red alarm” in Athens regarding Alexis Tsipras’ return to the forefront of political news, he seems to follow his personal plan, which passes through the 700 and pages of his new book. For this reason, Mr Tsipras answered the question of whether and whether he is leading a new political body that “all this debate on a new party is being held strongly is the truth to the media in the country but in the wilderness”, adding that “parties are not created. The parties are created from the bottom. If they meet the needs of society they are created. “
Indeed, “at this stage I would like to talk and listen to the needs of society,” the former prime minister continued, with experienced SYRIZA executives seeing a future – and not present – dimension in his initiatives. However, when the student came back asking Mr Tsipras that a political change will occur in Greece, the former prime minister commented that this “can be done in two ways. Either by realizing the leaders of today’s left -wing and center -left parties that they have to set aside their selfishness and lift today’s fragmentation, otherwise with a comprehensive reconstruction of the political scene that will overcome them. “
The last aversion of the former prime minister involves the full meaning, given that Mr Tsipras seems to want to want to exterminate the malice of the progressive faction, which appears fragmented, to attempt the reconstruction, after leaving their time and time to leave the time and time.
Even so, however, Alexis Tsipras does not seem to stay away from the central political scene for a long time, as sources with knowledge of his intentions place his “total reinstatement” in the first half of 2026. After all, many elements will have been changed until then in the political scene, as they have said.
To the point where SYRIZA executives estimate that Alexis Tsipras’ book “is actually the start of his rebranding”, as it will include unknown aspects, incidents and lucky invisible crises with … names, whether it is his political opponents, or foreign officials. For the latter, it is almost certain that they will occupy one of the last, out of the 11 chapters of the book, as this will report information, and in information, and to everything that was held after SYRIZA’s defeat in the double national elections of 2023, leading Alexis Tsipras to resign.
Until then, that is, the end of November, when the book is expected, Mr Tsipras has put the burden on the reconstruction of his Institute, which is expected to soon acquire a multilateral scientific committee, as well as a dense program of events across Greece.