In 1989, he expressed his disagreement with CPG's decision to form a joint government with the conservative party of New Democracy and he participated in the formation of a new organisation named New Left Current, where he was elected member of its 31-member Committee.
In 1989, he opposed CPG's decision to join forces with the conservative party of New Democracy and then participated in the creation of a new political group named New Left Current, where he was elected to the 31-member committee.