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
Syriza split creates Popular Unity
By Dave Stockton 14 September 2015 When Syriza’s Alexis Tsipras resigned as Prime Minister, on August 20, he triggered a
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
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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
OXI – AND ONWARDS
Monday 6 July, 2015 By KD Tait No to blackmail. No to humiliation. No to austerity. The determination of
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
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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
Syriza's modest proposal
By Tobi Hansen and KD Tait 19 January 2015 A snap general election in Greece looks set to end in
Syriza Congress: First cracks in a Broad Party
Martin Suchanek attended the Syriza Congress in July as an international observer from the New Anticapitalist Organisation (NAO) in Germany
Syriza congress: an eyewitness report
By Martin Suchanek, Gruppe Arbeitermacht Before last year’s elections in Greece, Alexis Tsipras was described by the bourgeois press as
Europe against austerity
The continent is still deep in recession. Coordinated by Germany, France and the European Commission and Central Bank, savage austerity
Leeds link-up with Syriza activists
Nassos Theodoridis, a member of Syriza’s Human Rights Commission, spoke by live-link to a meeting organised by the Labour Representation
Greece; Euro blackmail pulls off narrow victory for the Right – but it can be overthrown by mass workers' action
By the narrow margin of just 2.77 per cent of the popular vote, the Greek electorate succumbed to the blackmail
What a workers' government would mean in Greece
With millions of Greeks prepared to vote the left-reformist SYRIZA coalition into power on the basis of its programme of
Austerity against the workers: who will rule in Greece?
Dave Stockton looks at why the formation of a workers’ government in Greece is necessary to mobilise the popular forces
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How SYRIZA is caught between reform and revolution
SYRIZA is no revolutionary party, but neither is it a normal reformist one. Since 6 May, Syriza has become wildly
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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