(ANSAmed) - ATHENS, MAY 11 - Evangelos Venizelos, the leader of
the Greek Socialist party Pasok, has today announced the
dissolution of all party organs and has demanded the resignation
of members of the political office of the party, as part of a
pre-announced restructuring of the party, which was founded by
Andreas Papandreou after the fall of the Regime of the Colonels
in 1974.
After receiving the resignations he had requested, Venizelos said that he was intending to carry out "not a restructuring or the reconstitution of the party, but rather its rebirth". The Socialist leader added that his successor as next party leader would not be above the age of 30 and that "all ministers suffering from a need to hold onto office must go home". (ANSAmed).
After receiving the resignations he had requested, Venizelos said that he was intending to carry out "not a restructuring or the reconstitution of the party, but rather its rebirth". The Socialist leader added that his successor as next party leader would not be above the age of 30 and that "all ministers suffering from a need to hold onto office must go home". (ANSAmed).
