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Athens, Greece, 05 Oct. 2023.
Newly elected Greece's opposition leftist SYRIZA party leader Stefanos Kasselakis addresses the public in a political rally for the October 8 regional and local elections. Kasselakis replaced former prime minister Alexis Tsipras, who resigned from the party's top position following the defeat in the parliamentary elections earlier this year. Credit: Photo by Dimitris Aspiotis/Shutterstock
Athens, Greece, 05 Oct. 2023.
Newly elected Greece's opposition leftist SYRIZA party leader Stefanos Kasselakis (L) and his husband Tyler McBeth (R) attend a political rally for the October 8 regional and local elections. Kasselakis replaced former PM Alexis Tsipras, who resigned from the party's top position following the defeat in the parliamentary elections earlier this year. Kasselakis, is the first openly gay party leader in Greece. Credit: Photo by Dimitris Aspiotis/Shutterstock
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Athens, Greece, 05 Oct. 2023.
Newly elected Greece's opposition leftist SYRIZA party leader Stefanos Kasselakis addresses the public in a political rally for the October 8 regional and local elections. Kasselakis replaced former prime minister Alexis Tsipras, who resigned from the party's top position following the defeat in the parliamentary elections earlier this year. Credit: Photo by Dimitris Aspiotis/Shutterstock
Athens, Greece, 05 Oct. 2023.
Newly elected Greece's opposition leftist SYRIZA party leader Stefanos Kasselakis stands with candidates as he attends a political rally for the October 8 regional and local elections. Kasselakis replaced former prime minister Alexis Tsipras, who resigned from the party's top position following the defeat in the parliamentary elections earlier this year. Credit: Photo by Dimitris Aspiotis/Shutterstock
Athens, Greece, 05 Oct. 2023.
Newly elected Greece's opposition leftist SYRIZA party leader Stefanos Kasselakis talks with supporters during a political rally for the October 8 regional and local elections. Kasselakis replaced former prime minister Alexis Tsipras, who resigned from the party's top position following the defeat in the parliamentary elections earlier this year. Credit: Photo by Dimitris Aspiotis/Shutterstock
Athens, Greece, 05 Oct. 2023.
Newly elected Greece's opposition leftist SYRIZA party leader Stefanos Kasselakis (L) and his husband Tyler McBeth (R) attend a political rally for the October 8 regional and local elections. Kasselakis replaced former PM Alexis Tsipras, who resigned from the party's top position following the defeat in the parliamentary elections earlier this year. Kasselakis, is the first openly gay party leader in the country. Credit: Photo by Dimitris Aspiotis/Shutterstock
Athens, Greece, 05 Oct. 2023.
Newly elected Greece's opposition leftist SYRIZA party leader Stefanos Kasselakis (L) talks with a very young supporter as he attends a political rally with his husband Tyler McBeth (R) for the October 8 regional and local elections. Kasselakis replaced former PM Alexis Tsipras, who resigned from the party's top position following the defeat in the parliamentary elections earlier this year. Kasselakis, is the first openly gay party leader in the country. Credit: Photo by Dimitris Aspiotis/Shutterstock
Athens, Greece, 05 Oct. 2023.
Newly elected Greece's opposition leftist SYRIZA party leader Stefanos Kasselakis (M) and his husband Tyler McBeth (R) attend a political rally for the October 8 regional and local elections. Kasselakis replaced former PM Alexis Tsipras, who resigned from the party's top position following the defeat in the parliamentary elections earlier this year. Kasselakis, is the first openly gay party leader in the country. Credit: Photo by Dimitris Aspiotis/Shutterstock
Athens, Greece, 05 Oct. 2023.
Newly elected Greece's opposition leftist SYRIZA party leader Stefanos Kasselakis makes selfies with a supporter as he attends a political rally for the October 8 regional and local elections. Kasselakis replaced former prime minister Alexis Tsipras, who resigned from the party's top position following the defeat in the parliamentary elections earlier this year. Credit: Photo by Dimitris Aspiotis/Shutterstock
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