“The first step to change the world”: this is how she assessed Zoe Constantinopoulou last Sunday’s election results regarding Sailing freedom. And the second step is entrance to parliamentwhich, in her opinion, will be achieved in the elections on 25 June.

Addressing potential voters in the second round, Ms. Constantinopooulou spoke of an open invitation to all and set dividing lines against the rest of the contenders for votes from the same pool.

As he pointed out, “we are a real anti-system force. We want the political system to collapse in order to build something else, so that the people come to the fore, make decisions together with the people.”

The leader of the Freedom of Sailing proposes the start of the second election cycle as the main message… of love. “We entered into an election marathon talking about love and making love,” she said, adding that the most appropriate thing she did was to make her mobile phone public so that citizens could contact her directly. “The model of policy that we want to build is the unconditional access of citizens to us, to me personally,” she said and thanked those who call her or send messages.

“We will have a different parliament,” Ms. Constantinopooulou suggested as she was confident that the tide that had formed and resulted in more than doubling the Freedom of Navigation force was on the rise, and said the goal of the second election was not to fill 0.01 % needed to base 3%, but “double our strength”. And then “society will be really represented in the opposition.” In fact, he has so far attributed the fall of other parties to the quality of the opposition, without naming them.

“This is how we explain the decline, which is inextricably linked to the feeling of society that it was left defenseless, without a voice against policies that lead to impoverishment and purposefulness,” he said. For all those disappointed, he said that Freedom Sailing is an open-door movement ready to welcome them, and not made up of professional politicians.