“How to take control of your life” is the name of the new video of the digital campaign “How to” SYRIZA-P.S. for the young people he “uploaded” to his social media accounts o Alexis Tsipras.

In the video, the young protagonist asks: “How to take your life into your own hands”, and Alexis Tsipras appears next to him, answering him: “Easy. When the time comes, go vote.” “Isn’t that fair?” he tells the young man, who replies, “Very well, bro… sit down.”

Recall that following the video teaser, “laid out” on December 30, Al. With the promise of “let’s talk about a better year” and a “juster” year, Tsipras has since posted four videos on social media addressing four issues concerning youth, listing the programmatic responses given by her party. respectively an opposition officer.

In the campaign in question, which is aimed at a young audience and which SYRIZA sources refer to as the headline: “How to get young people to take their lives (finally) into their own hands” through SYRIZA “, the first video was addressed to the issue of social housing, the second – youth employment, the third was LGBTI+ rights and marriage equality in particular, the fourth video was dedicated to the pillar of education.

Party sources summarize the issues raised by the campaign:

“Our protagonist would really like to greet his parents, find his dream apartment or even something close, and do it from his children’s room. But the injustice of his salary, in spite of the degree or skill he has received, prevents him from getting what he deserves. SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance is seeking to raise the minimum wage to 800 euros, but mostly for the sake of fairness. That is, to adjust wages based on inflation, not vouchers, which means that for the current year the minimum wage is adjusted to 880 euros. He aims to double the rent subsidy, a measure that was also pioneered by the government of Alexis Tsipras, to create a housing bank and bring Airbnb up to European standards.

It is fair that dreams come true, especially when it comes to the labor rehabilitation of young people, i.e. about the most valuable material for the future of the whole society. But in practice, the labor inspectorate was abolished, and Mitsotaki’s labor laws created conditions of absolute worthlessness. Our protagonist, despite his “structured resume”, eats the door. SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance is committed to the abolition of all Hatsidaki laws that destroy the lives of young people, and not only workers, and the introduction of a real 35-hour working day, without wage cuts, in the direction that progressive European states are already moving.

The pride flag hanging on the wall of the room not only symbolizes fair demand, it is the reality of the youth of 2023. Because you can dress how you want, but the state forbids you to marry whoever you want. Legal recognition of marriage for all persons, because love is love, and if she wants to get married, it is her right. The Coexistence Pact for All negotiated by the SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance was only the first step.

Unhindered and unhindered student life is the right of all young people. Let’s break it down into suggestions. Opportunity in student life is the right of all young people. But also the time, the breath, the light-heartedness of student life, whether it means that our protagonist scratches his guitar or makes the next application on his computer that will change the world because he likes it, this is also what society should offer him in order to develop. The commitment of SYRIZA-Progressive Alliance is the abolition of the greatest injustice against youth, the Kerameo laws, the university police and the prioritization of public education as the priorities of Greece. By doubling university funding with free graduate programs, restoring two-year academic programs and the student housing program.

But in order for justice to return to the country, young men and women need to make their efforts. “Brother… President” Alexis Tsipras knows how: “When the time comes, go vote.”

^{Source: RES-IPE}