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Austerity and the Rise of Fascism in Greece and Europe – How this will affect the LGBTQ community | Feb 22
22 February 2013 – 7:30pm – 9:30pm Location Clapham Public Library, Mary Seacole Centre, 91 Clapham High Street London SW4 7DB QUAC (Queers Against the Cuts) is a diverse group of LGBTQ people dedicated to opposing vicious austerity measures. The … Continue reading
Greece and the Economic Challenges Ahead: A Conversation with Greek Opposition Leader Alexis Tsipras
On January 22, Global Economy and Development at Brookings hosted Alexis Tsipras, the leader of the Greek opposition, for a conversation about Greece and the economic challenges ahead. Tsipras’ remarks touched on themes including: economic and social prospects for his own … Continue reading
Theodorakis Speech | Part 1 (transcription)
From the era of the revolution in 1921, the problem of foreign occupation became an undisputed organic part of our national life. It entered the life of the young Greek nation, changing all of its forms and functions and teaching … Continue reading
How to save Europe for the many, not the few
This letter appeared in the Guardian on the 1st of June The Greek people’s democratic rejection of the policies of austerity on 6 May could not be clearer. Christine Lagarde told the Guardian that the Greeks must pay their taxes (It’s payback … Continue reading
In solidarity with the Greek people, against illegitimate debts and austerity measures, let us mobilise!
For joint actions around the Greek elections, and for large Euro-Mediterranean’s mobilizations in autumn 2012! The response to the financial and economic crisis is the same everywhere: cuts in expenditure and austerity measures under the pretext of reducing deficits … Continue reading
A vivid warning to us all
By Jeremy Corbyn The first thing I noticed coming out of Syntagma station next to the Greek parliament was a man trying to raise money for an operation. On the pavement around him were scattered political leaflets and other … Continue reading
A warning from Athens
By Daniel Trilling In Greece, the far right has taken advantage of public anxiety caused by hyper-austerity, stoking xenophobia and violence. But the country’s experience is by no means unique. It’s Saturday morning in Athens and the players are taking … Continue reading →