Greece
Lesbos: The migrant crisis is a humanitarian crisis
Refugees still stranded on Lesbos.
Syriza pays the price of betrayal
The only thing worse than defeat is defeat without a fight
Syriza continues ‘cuts for cash’ policy
By Katie Pelikanou On February 28 representatives from the European Union, European Central Bank, and the International Monetary Fund arrived in Athens to discuss terms for a fourth bailout package […]
Greece: meet unconditional surrender with unconditional resistance
By KD Tait Monday 13 July After a 17 hour final session in Brussels, Germany’s “Iron Chancellor”, Angela Merkel, and her finance minister Wolfgang Schäuble finally accepted the complete capitulation […]
Syriza surrenders – without a fight
By KD Tait 11 July 2015 Alexis Tsipras and the leadership of Syriza have betrayed the mandate given to them twice by the Greek people. Scarcely a week after 61 […]
Leaflet on Greece after the Oxi referendum
Leaflet to the July Greece solidarity demonstrations [scribd-url pubid=”24852238179500127593153362″ url=”https://workerspower.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/july-6-leaflet-colour.pdf” ]
OXI – AND ONWARDS
Monday 6 July, 2015 By KD Tait No to blackmail. No to humiliation. No to austerity. The determination of the Greek workers and youth to end austerity has been […]
Greece: oxi means no – reject EU ultimatum and fight for workers’ power
29 June, 2015 All eyes are on Greece as its citizens prepare to vote in a referendum on the Troika austerity ‘offer’ that will dramatically shape the course of the […]
Let Greece breathe: workers' solidarity to counter bosses' blackmail
25 March 2015 Despite the election of a government pledged to ease the intolerable burden of paying interest on Greece’s €320bn foreign debt and to renegotiate the terms imposed by […]
Syriza's negotiated surrender
By KD Tait 5 March 2015 Syriza’s failure to secure concessions on Greece’s loan repayments shows the weakness of a strategy based on exploiting divisions within Europe’s ruling class. The […]
