Greek workers continue to move left
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Sofia Theodoropoulou, an Athens activist of the revolutionary socialist organisation Okde, spoke to AWL members at the Lutte Ouvriere fete near Paris on 18-20 May.
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Cyprus left goes for euro-exit
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On 29 April the Central Committee (CC) of AKEL, the Communist Party which until 28 February 2013 held the presidency of Cyprus, declared that "the only choice for Cyprus is a solution outside the loan agreements and Memorandum. The implementation of such a solution is likely to constitute a decision for exit by Cyprus from the Euro".
Greek CP makes fake left turn
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In the run-up to its 19th congress, on 11-13 April, the Greek Communist Party (KKE) pleasantly surprised us by publishing much debate, mainly in its paper Rizospastis.
Greece: solidarity with migrant workers
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Nea Manolada, 160 miles west of Athens, is an area where thousands of migrant workers are employed in agriculture.
Greece: left and unions must unite to fight racism
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Racism is a key component of Greece’s three party coalition government.
The prospects for workers' control in Greece
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The struggle of workers at the Industrial Mineral (BIO.ME) factory in Thessaloniki is one of the most important workers’ struggles taking place in Greece.
Cyprus: lessons from AKEL's shame
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Greek workers strike on 20 February
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On 20 February the Greek trade union federations GSEE and ADEDY have called for a 24-hour general strike.
Grèce : une situation pré-révolutionnaire
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Suite à d’assez larges discussions avec des socialistes [1] en Grèce et dans d'autres pays, nous avons écrit la résolution suivante comme base pour une discussion internationale plus formelle sur les questions en cours. Il a été traduit en différentes langues, y compris le grec. Si vous voulez écrire des commentaires ou une réponse, envoyez-les nous à awl@workersliberty.org - ou signalez-les ci-dessous.
Syriza: reverse drift to right!
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Greece’s three-party coalition government, under the leadership of Antonis Samaras and the right-wing New Democracy (ND) party, is trying to stabilise itself.