Yannis Lawless: It is not that Syriza will end, the clearing must be accompanied by enrichment

“Let’s not reach the settlement where Syriza ends up at this moment. This is not the case,” declared Yiannis Loulis, Political analyst and correspondent, regarding the rapid developments within the official opposition party.

Speaking on the first program and show “GPS Current Affairs” with Thanos Siafkas, he expressed the opinion that what is being done is to some extent a positive thing. “But this purification must be accompanied by purification. That is, something new must be built. What exists today is not enough. That is, even the leadership team wants to enrich. It must bring other people into it. It cannot stand still. On the other hand, I do not think “It’s over. In other words, Kasellakis himself has positive characteristics.”

“I’m still waiting to see him scream, he has certain people, Nikos Pappas needs to get more out of him. Nikos Pappas is a very clear-thinking politician who has some quality people around him. This team is not enough for him. (…). He is sure to find new material to add to it. Because a piece of old stuff will disappear on its own now. “And it’s not so bad,” he added.

Mr. Lawless noted that there is a big charge at the moment, but that does not mean that “Syriza is not at a crossroads, where it could go either from one side where it makes corrective moves, or from the other side, so it will be left to these winds that blow from all sides.” side.

“My hunch is that there are possibilities for the situation to improve, but it will certainly not happen overnight. The experience we have had these days has not been the best at all. But on the other hand, she at least has leadership, and she may also have weaknesses, but she is solid and resilient.” . Will anyone be able to find many disadvantages. On the other hand, it also has some advantages. (…) On one level, the shirt was empty (Syriza party). But on another level, since it may take a new generation Of people, it might also be an opportunity.”

Regarding the former head of the party, Mr. Lawless expressed the opinion that Mr. Tsipras cannot do anything in this polarization. “Right now, it’s a state of war. Any move he makes, unless it’s so round as to be meaningless. Since he’s gone to clarify, it’ll seem like he’s for one thing and against another. I don’t think that’s his role anymore. I don’t think they can have recourse To Tsipras to save them. The Tsipras story has come full circle. “Tsipras was a politician who had good facts and let other things go,” Mr. Lawless said.

He added: “They have to save themselves, based on the materials they have now on which they have to build seriously, build ideas, find other people, and be realistic. But all this will be done in a state of war.”