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SYRIZA Congress Selection Process Results in Deepening Divisions

Deep divisions within the SYRIZA party erupt after disputed results in the congress delegate elections, raising questions about irregularities and threatening party unity.

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Stefanos KasselakiS. FamellosNina KasimatiKostas Zachariadis

What are the discrepancies in the reported numbers from various regions?: The conflicting numbers reported by both factions highlight the lack of transparency and disputes in the election results. The discrepancies from various regions show the wide disagreement over the outcomes.
What are the main points of contention between the two factions within SYRIZA?: Both the "87" group and Stefanos Kasselaki claim victory in the congress delegate elections, leading to heightened tensions and accusations of manipulation. This has resulted in sharp exchanges between the two factions.
What are the conflicting results of the SYRIZA party's congress delegate elections?: The SYRIZA party's congress selection process has resulted in conflicting results, with the "87" group claiming a 65-35% victory and the Kasselas faction claiming 56.32-43.68%. This discrepancy has deepened divisions within the party.
What measures are being taken to address the allegations of irregularities in the election process?: A committee will review the congress delegate selection process to investigate allegations of irregularities such as ballot box stuffing and attempts at fraud. This is expected to lead to some delegates being excluded from the upcoming congress.
What are the potential implications of the internal divisions within SYRIZA for the upcoming congress?: The congress is expected to be highly contentious, with the potential for disruptions. The internal divisions within SYRIZA are significant and pose a major threat to the party's unity.

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