Kalogirou: The Name ELAS Has a Strong Symbolism but Also a Political Substance, Tsipras Has Never Stopped Being a Leftist
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When the young girl steps on the stage and Alexis Tsipras hands over a small note, the symbolic highlight of the evening is reached. Shortly before, after a 40-minute speech by the former left-wing Prime Minister of Greece, a video had come to an end. In it, this little piece of paper wandered from a doctor to a farmer, further to an employee, a shopkeeper and finally back into the girl's hands. On this evening, symbolism does not save: In front…
“There was a social demand and a political vacuum for the creation of ELAS,” emphasizes Michalis Kalogirou, speaking about Alexis Tsipras's new project, noting that as it turned out with the creation of ELAS, the peculiar hegemony of the ND stops. He talks about the goals, and the ideological stigma of the party, but also the crucial bet, pointing out that there has been a deficit of a credible alternative government proposal from 2023 onwards. …
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