With a strong pulse, a multitude of delegates from every corner of Greece and the presence of top European policies, continues his work 1st Congress of the Republic Movementmarking the official launch of his political journey.
The conference hosted leaders of European political space, such as:
- *Valérie Hayer, Chairman of the Parliamentary Group ** Renew Europe *in the European Parliament,
- *Sandro Gozi, Secretary General of the ** European Democratic Party (EDP) *,
- *Petit Frédéric *, MEP,
- *Enrico Borghi *, an Italian central Member with an active presence in democracy and transparency.
Their presence confirmed the support that the democracy movement enjoys in the European political scene.
(GIORGOS KONTARINIS / EUROKINISSI)
Ms Valérie Hayer said:
“This ‘crazy’ man who establishes a party in Greece and wants to show that Europe is a solution – this has convinced me. It will go away. We are on your side. “
Her reference to the Tempi accident was also moving:
“I saw the photos from the demonstrations in Greece. I heard the cry of justice. I fully support Stefanos’ initiative to bring the issue back to the European Parliament. Two years later, families are still waiting. We’re with you! “
Sandro Gozi, with clear political targeting, pointed out:
“Greece is experiencing an institutional crisis. Corruption, abuse of power, predator, the collapse of press freedom – all show that democracy is in danger. The Democracy Movement is the voice of resistance. “
He was against the Mitsotakis government, describing the accident in Tempi “failure of state” and referring to “concealment, impunity and system of favoritism”.
In aversion to his speech, he warned:
“If you are not strong enough to sit on the table, you will end up on the menu. And we refuse to see Europe become a jerk of Trump or Si Jing. “
The atmosphere of the conference was solemn. Thousands of citizens of all ages flooded the site, while numerous delegates traveled from every part of the country – from Alexandroupolis and Crete to the Dodecanese and the Ionian Sea – to give the present.
The Democracy Movement begins its political course with a clear message: Change, Transparency, Justice, Dignity. From Greece to Europe – guided by citizens.