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Syriza
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Review of “Adults In The Room: My Battle With Europe’s Deep Establishment”
By Yanis Varoufakis Published by Atlantic Books, 2017 Reviewed by Paul Murphy TD Adults In The Room…
Ireland, the EU and the Brexit divorce deal- a socialist analysis
By Cillian Gillespie In December a question mark still hung over the future of the Brexit negotiations between…
Why capitalism must be challenged: Coalition & Sinn Féin’s shift to the right
The failure of the economic recovery in Ireland to deliver for the needs of working-class people is becoming increasingly clear, if anything living standards are worsening.
New movements, old dilemma- Reform or Revolution today
The election of the Syriza government in February 2015 was greeted with enthusiastic support by working class people…
Real change requires system change- The fight for a left government
By Cillian Gillespie After seven years and €31 billion worth of austerity, we are told that we are…
Can Sinn Féin deliver for the 99%?
By Laura Fitzgerald Unfortunately, despite Sinn Féin signing up to the Right2Change initiative that gives a different appearance,…
Why this rotten system can’t be reformed
By Kevin McLoughlin On 12 July in Paraguay the Pope told young people to “make a mess” in…
Greece: New Left force launched following Tsipras’ betrayal
Interview with Andreas Payiatsos, Xekinima (sister organisation of the Socialist Party in Greece), by Lucy Redler, After 43…
Interview with a Greek socialist: Which way forward for the left in Greece?
Below is an interview with Andros Payiatsos from Xekinima, the sister organisation of the Socialist Party in Greece given…
Why Syriza capitulated & the alternative road of “rupture”
By Paul Murphy TD The Syriza leadership has led the Greek working class to a significant defeat, signing…
