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A new political party, ELAS, was inaugurated in Greece on May 29th, focusing on resilient Greece and acting as a military arm during Greek resistance.

21 reports, 6 independent Updated May 29
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A new political party, ELAS, was inaugurated in Greece on May 29th, focusing on resilient Greece and acting as a military arm during Greek resistance.

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GreeceAlexis Tsipras

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  1. PASOK challenged Alexis Tsipras's ELAS party, dismissing it as archaic and a competitive threat to the ruling government.Sub-event
  2. Inauguration of ELAS, a new political party in Greece, focusing on resilient Greece and military resistance.1 source
  3. ELAS's founding declaration, initiated in Athens, must be submitted to the Supreme Court.1 source
  4. ELAS is challenging the political dominance of New Democracy.1 source
  5. Tsipras invoked Papandreou's legacy while receiving the ELAS founding document.1 source
  6. Former Greek PM Alexis Tsipras confirmed as key figure in his new coalition.1 source
  7. ELAS is linked to the police force, and Androulakis faces predicted loss of political support.1 source
  8. Gabriel Sakellaridis criticized Alexis Tsipras's political initiative.1 source
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  1. Tsipras launches a new party to challenge the political status quo in Greece.1 source
  2. The new ELAS party in Greece challenges the established left bloc and uses an acronym referencing the police force.1 source

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