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Austerity rejected right across Europe! PDF Print E-mail
Written by Finghín Kelly   
Monday, 14 May 2012 10:00

On 6 May elections took place in Greece, France and Germany that dramatically showed the mass opposition to austerity across the continent and has put the viability of the Austerity Treaty in question.

 
May Day: Celebrate working class history and fight for new victories! PDF Print E-mail
Written by CWI   
Tuesday, 01 May 2012 09:00

May Day (International Workers’ Day) is an opportunity for celebrating the militant internationalist traditions of the working class movement, converging with the explosive struggles of today. 1st May this year is as a key date in the calendar of living struggles and movements.

 
Greece: Political earthquake sees pro-austerity parties’ support collapse PDF Print E-mail
Written by Niall Mulholland, CWI   
Wednesday, 09 May 2012 12:00

Following the recent elections in Greece, which saw two out of three voters vote against pro-austerity parties and a big swing to left parties, socialistparty.net spoke to Andros Payiatsos, from Xekinima (Socialist Party sister organisation in Greece).

 
France: Presidential elections shows deep anger at Sarkozy’s rule PDF Print E-mail
Written by Dave Carr   
Thursday, 26 April 2012 09:00

In the first round of the French presidential elections, held on 22 April, François Hollande (28.6% vote) of the social democratic Socialist Party (PS) narrowly headed incumbent president Nicolas Sarkozy (27.1%) of the right wing Union for a Popular Movement (UMP). Both candidates face a run-off second ballot on 6 May in which Hollande is predicted to beat the much despised Sarkozy.

 
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