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'''Alexis Galanos''' ([[Greek language|Greek]]: Αλέξης Γαλανός, is a [[Cyprus|Cypriot]] politician.

Galanos was born on [[August 20]], [[1940]]. He studied Economics science and Sociology at King's College and Law at Inner Temple. He was one of the founders of the Democratic Party of Cyprus ([[DIKO]]) and served the party in various capacities: As secretary general from [[1989]] until [[1990]] and vice-president from [[1990]] until [[1996]]. He has also served as a member of [[House of Representatives of Cyprus]] from [[1976]] until [[1999]]. In [[1991]], he was elected Speaker of the House.

In [[1998]], Galanos announced his decision to resign as a member of [[DIKO]] because he disagreed with [[Spyros Kyprianou]]'s decision to support [[Georgios Iakovou]] for the [[1998 presidential elections]]. In [[1999]], he also resigned from Parliament.

In [[1998]], he created the party [[Komma Evrodimokratikis Ananeosis]] (KEA) and was the first President of the party.

He was candidate for the [[1998 presidential elections]] and gained 16,003 votes (4.04%).

In [[2003 presidential elections]] he supported [[Tassos Papadopoulos]].

He was candidate for the 2004 European parliament elections with [[DIKO]] but failed to be elected.

Currently, he serves as mayor of the occupied city of [[Famagusta]].

[[Category:Cypriot politicians|Galanos, Alexis]]
[[Category:1940 births|Galanos, Alexis]]

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	Galanos was born on [[August 20]], [[1940]]. He studied Economics science and Sociology at King's College and Law at Inner Temple. He was one of the founders of the Democratic Party of Cyprus ([[DIKO]]) and served the party in various capacities: As secretary general from [[1989]] until [[1990]] and vice-president from [[1990]] until [[1996]]. He has also served as a member of [[House of Representatives of Cyprus]] from [[1976]] until [[1999]]. In [[1991]], he was elected Speaker of the House.		Galanos was born on [[August 20]], [[1940]]. He studied Economics science and Sociology at King's College and Law at Inner Temple. He was one of the founders of the Democratic Party of Cyprus ([[DIKO]]) and served the party in various capacities: As secretary general from [[1989]] until [[1990]] and vice-president from [[1990]] until [[1996]]. He has also served as a member of [[House of Representatives of Cyprus]] from [[1976]] until [[1999]]. In [[1991]], he was elected Speaker of the House.

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 In [[1998]], he created the party [[Komma Evrodimokratikis Ananeosis]] (KEA) and was  the first President of the party.
-He was candidate for the [[1998 presidential elections]] and gained 16,003 votes (4.04%).
+He was candidate for the [[Cypriot presidential election, 1998|1998 presidential elections]] and gained 16,003 votes (4.04%).
-In [[2003 presidential elections]] he supported [[Tassos Papadopoulos]].
+In [[Cypriot presidential election, 2003|2003 presidential elections]] he supported [[Tassos Papadopoulos]].
 He was candidate for the 2004 European parliament elections with [[DIKO]] but failed to be elected.