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Yanis Varoufakis: What You Should Know About Greece’s Present State of Affairs – An Update

February 7, 2015by E 1 Comment

Posted at Nakedcapitalism.com on March 2, 2014 by Lambert Strether By Yanis Varoufakis, professor of economics at the University of Athens. Cross posted from his blog “It takes a passionate […]

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Economy

Greece is facing 3 massive tests of its debt plans today

February 4, 2015by E Leave a comment

by MIKE BIRD at Business Insider Three absolutely crucial meetings for Greece’s financial future are taking place Wednesday. The outcome of pretty much all of them will have to be […]

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Economy, EU, Syriza, Varoufakis

As Greece gives its marching orders to the Troika – five reactions

January 31, 2015by E Leave a comment

Saturday 31 Jan 2015 by Paul Mason published at The Guardian Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis told the head of the Eurogroup’s finance ministers, Jeroen Dijsselbloem, that Greece would no […]

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Economy, EU

Manolada workers: ‘no Greek would want this job anyway’

August 2, 2014by E Leave a comment

By Tamara van der Putten On August 1, 2014 originally published at : http://roarmag.org/2014/08/manolada-shooters-strawberry-pickers-acquitted/ Post image for Manolada workers: ‘no Greek would want this job anyway’ As a Greek court […]

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Economy, EU

Greece’s 500 women have been courageously facing the Greek government and fighting for labour rights.

June 16, 2014by E 2 Comments

Al Jazeera by Matthaios Tsimitakis, journalist based in Athens   The protesting cleaners have faced violence from the police, writes Tsimitakis [AFP/Getty Images] On June 10, a reshuffled cabinet took […]

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Athens, Economy

Tsipras: “Democracy was the first victim of the crisis”

March 18, 2014by E Leave a comment

posted at http://www.chronosmag.eu/index.php/b-videmsek-tsipras-interview.html Our international partners have much to lose if they continue to pursue the current austerity policy Alexis Tsipras the leader of Syriza Party in Greece is a big […]

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Economy, EU

Similarities between Irish famine and Greek austerity should worry us

March 11, 2014by E Leave a comment

Is there an alternative to the ‘sharp but effectual remedy’? Simon Wren-Lewis Are the shipments of grain that left Ireland during its 19th-century famine that different from the flows of […]

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Economy

Legitimating Neoliberalism in times of crisis

February 18, 2014by E 1 Comment

  The Bulgarian protests in 2013 posted at chronos.eu by Georgi Medarov   The Bulgarian 2013 was marked by the largest protests since the 1990s. In February they were against […]

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Economy

Europe is diverging: ignore it at your peril

January 9, 2014by E Leave a comment

by LORENZO MARSILI  In the absence of a strong and concerted political direction, the EU is undergoing a process of structural divergence, featuring diverging employment, growth, productivity, competition, and fiscal trajectories. […]

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Economy, EU

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November 9, 2013by E Leave a comment
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Activism, Economy

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