The Troika’s war on Greece
Economic terrorism – #thisisacoup – debt slavery…
Oxi!-No to austerity and Troika tyranny in Greece
Events in Greece have thrown the entire Eurozone into crisis and threaten its very existence. Greek banks were closed on Monday after the European Central Bank (ECB) stopped the liquidity lifeline that kept Greek banks afloat during months-long run on deposits. As
Greece: Subordination to Troika or rupture with austerity?
Statement by Xekinima, sister organisation of the Socialist Party in Greece The Greek picture is becoming clearer and clearer. We are now in May, the fourth month of the new SYRIZA-led government’s term, and the result of the so-called “negotiations” with the Troika
Why we need a left government
By Laura Fitzgerald Austerity is a one-sided class war. The politicians hand in hand with the major employers have waged a war on the pay, conditions and living standards of the broad working class through swingeing cuts to public sector pay and
European Union: A Europe for the markets and corporations
By Finghin Kelly The thin cloak of democracy that EU leaders like to cover themselves in was graphically pulled away in the aftermath of the recent Greek elections. The President of the European Commission, Jean Claude Juncker commented that “there can be
Lessons from Greece – how can the Troika be defeated?
By Paul Murphy TD No sooner had the Greek people decisively voted to end austerity, than the European establishment moved to annul the election results. The key demands upon which Syriza was elected – the kicking out of the Troika, a European
Greece: If the Troika does not back down?
Let the Greek people decide! By Andros Payiatsos, Xekinima (The Sister organisation of the Socialist Party in Greece) On the evening of 11 February, 100,000 people demonstrated in central Athens in support of the Syriza government’s stance in negotiations with the Trioka
Greece: Not a single step back!
Statement by the Editorial Board of Xekinima (CWI Greece)
Greece: Prospect of Syriza victory raises workers’ hopes
It’s generally accepted here and internationally that Syriza will win. In the last week there is a small increase for Syriza in the opinion polls – of about 1%. Really this is a stabilisation of Syriza’s lead. Including abstentions, Syriza’s support stands
Greece: Towards a Syriza government?
Interview with Andros Payiatsos, Xekinima (CWI in Greece)
Socialist Alternative – Marxist journal of Solidarity
Divide & Rule pamphlet by Peter Hadden
