Is the Greek left suffering a crisis of leadership?
It’s no wonder that the opinion polls, immediately after 6 May gave Syriza between 23 and 28 per cent. People […]
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A Greek tragedy? No, a courageous fightback!
WHY HAS Greece taken the lead? Quite simply because its ordinary people have been subjected to five austerity packages
Antarsya and the far left
ANTARSYA HAS recognised the importance of the massive swing of voters behind Syriza as an act of rejection of the
Greece: what direction will the struggle take?
AT THE moment, it is vitally necessary for revolutionaries to pursue such a tactic within Syriza and to campaign for maximum electoral
A rout for the parties of austerity – an opportunity for the left
The Greek elections have demonstrated a massive popular rejection of the governing parties who support the EU-IMF austerity memorandum that
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Greece: the prospects for a revolution
Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou gives way to a coalition government as the EU leaders attempt to force through more cuts
What is wrong with Europe?
THE GREEK economy accounts for only 2 per cent of EU GDP. If the EU were a single economic entity,
Greek debt crisis leaves Europe on the brink of financial collapse
With Greece on the verge of default the crisis is set to deepen, writes Simon Hardy and Richard Brenner. The
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Greece on the verge of revolution – but can the workers win?
Greece is in a prolonged pre-revolutionary crisis. Dave Stockton points to how it can be resolved
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Another general strike hits Greece – but is it enough to win?
Mass anger has again hit the streets of Athens in a general strike against the austerity measures killing the country.
Another general strike hits Greece – but is it enough to win? Read Post »