Decision on Nikos Sykas's Disqualification Postponed – Annita Remains Firm

The DISY party's decision to disqualify Nikos Sykas from its electoral list appears irreversible, despite the postponement of the party's political bureau meeting. Party leadership is expected to maintain its initial position, considering the evidence and testimonies related to the assault case, even after the withdrawal of the complaint. Intense consultations were held within the party, involving legal advisors and members with differing views, however, the need for further data review by members does not change the final decision. Annita Dimitriou, the party president, is firm in her stance, declaring zero tolerance for any form of violence. The decision is considered important for the party's image and the prevention of similar incidents in the future. Despite the potential political cost, DISY leadership seems determined to proceed with Sykas's disqualification. It is noted that the case has caused turmoil within DISY, with heated discussions and disagreements. The decision to remove Mr. Sykas is expected to have implications for the party's political dynamics and upcoming elections. DISY leadership is trying to manage the situation in a way that ensures party unity and restores public trust. The postponement of the political bureau meeting gives members time to study the evidence, but is not expected to change the final decision. The party leadership appears to have already decided to disqualify Nikos Sykas and is prepared to face the consequences of its decision.