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Heraklion: Watch Nikos Androulakis’s speech live

From Ta Nea · () Greek

Translated from Greek and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis is addressing a party event in Heraklion, Crete, under the slogan “Sept. 3: The Beginning of Victory.”
  • Androulakis linked PASOK’s founding legacy to a future political change focused on younger generations and a better Greece.
  • The event will conclude with performances by Nikos Gonianakis and Vasilis Stavrakakis.

“Sept. 3: The Beginning of Victory” is the central slogan of Nikos Androulakis’s speech in Heraklion, where the PASOK-Movement for Change leader is addressing a commemorative party gathering.

Sept. 3 is not only our history. It is the beginning of the next Change.

· Nikos AndroulakisThe PASOK leader’s TikTok message linked the party’s founding anniversary to a future political agenda.

The event marks the anniversary of PASOK’s founding declaration and is taking place at Heraklion’s Eleftherias Square, described as a historic site of major rallies and political struggles. Androulakis earlier called on people in Crete to attend the evening celebration.

The PASOK leader framed the anniversary not only as a look back at the party’s history, but also as a message about its future. In a TikTok message, he said, “Sept. 3 is not only our history. It is the beginning of the next Change.” He placed younger generations and the prospect of a better Greece at the center of that message.

For the future we want to build together.

· Nikos AndroulakisAndroulakis described the future-oriented focus of his anniversary message.

Androulakis added, “For the future we want to build together,” and ended with the slogan, “The next Change starts with us.” The event is scheduled to close with a cultural program featuring Nikos Gonianakis and Vasilis Stavrakakis.

The next Change starts with us.

· Nikos AndroulakisThe closing slogan of his message to supporters.
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Originally published by Ta Nea in Greek. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.

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