Former Plefsi Eleftherias Candidate Reveals Women’s Group Targeting Zoi Konstantopoulou

Shocking revelations about Zoi Konstantopoulou have been made by Olga Dalla, a former candidate of the Plefsi Eleftherias party. Dalla criticized the party’s internal operations and announced the creation of an association for women who have experienced bullying by Konstantopoulou. Speaking on Focus FM 103.6, Dalla said she was motivated to run to advocate for people with disabilities, but found the reality within the party deeply flawed. Despite receiving 6,168 votes—topping her region—Konstantopoulou allegedly bypassed her in favor of actor Spyros Mpibilas, who ran in another district and received only 2,500 votes. Dalla claimed Konstantopoulou altered candidate rankings in at least 20 cases, particularly sidelining women to favor her allies, including her partner and personal trainer. She emphasized that loyal activists were marginalized while Konstantopoulou’s associates benefited. Dalla has already initiated efforts to form a support group for affected women, calling it a first in Greece. ‘People need to see her true face,’ she stated. She also accused Konstantopoulou of hypocrisy: ‘She hugs grieving mothers in the morning for cameras and dances at parties at night in the same clothes. She wears a mask. She is systematic.’ Dalla described the party as lacking statutes, transparency, or formal structures, with all finances controlled by Konstantopoulou and a close aide. ‘Real fighters were sidelined; her people were favored,’ she concluded.