Andreas Lordos announced his candidacy as an independent candidate for the post of Mayor of Famagusta, with the sole aim of returning.
Addressing the people of Famagusta, Mr. Lordos states in his announcement that he will stand as an independent candidate in the upcoming municipal elections "for our dignity, for our dead, for our grandparents and loved ones who have left". "My only goal is to return," he notes.
"In order to take our city from the Turks, we must first take it from the parties," he said, adding that "either they will join us with dignity and support us in our struggle, or they will be bypassed raw and vigorously." The Lord adds that he tends "my last hand to the political leaders to prove the opposite by supporting my candidacy vigorously and fraternally" and calls on the people of Famagusta to send the message of return to all the unions and organized groups of the city. us".
It is recalled that the candidacy for the town hall of Famagusta has already been announced by the Director of the Fire Brigade, Markos Trangolas, who is retiring from the service at the end of the month, while in the afternoon the journalist Dimitris Souglis announced via twitter that he is seriously considering