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350,000 Argentines Demonstrate in Buenos Aires against Macri’s Brutal Austerity Policies
An estimated 350,000 people gathered on the streets of Buenos Aires Friday in a march and demonstration organized by the four major trade union federations to denounce President Mauricio Macri’s brutal austerity policies, demand that he declare a “job emergency,” … Continue reading
Any Greek Deal Has To Include Debt Reduction
Speaking on Greece’s Mega TV, Deputy Foreign Minister Nikos Chountis said that a comprehensive agreement with the lenders must include debt reduction. He said:”If the debt problem is not solved, all the rest cannot help the situation.” Bearing this in … Continue reading
High Noon between Greece and the EU continues
The first day of the European Union summit saw Greece and the EU leaders facing off at High noon but no one pulling the triggers. Tsipras met for four hours with German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Francois Hollande … Continue reading
Austerity has altered every corner of Ireland irrevocably – Colreavy
Speaking on the issue of income and living conditions in the Dáil tonight, Sinn Féin TD Michael Colreavy lamented the devastating impact that austerity has had upon the whole of Ireland, damage that may never be repaired. Deputy Colreavy said: … Continue reading
The Eurogroup have accepted there is a better way – Doherty
Sinn Féin Finance Spokesperson Pearse Doherty TD has said the acceptance by the Eurogroup of Greece’s new proposal have shown that there is a better way for Europe. Deputy Doherty said: “I welcome the Eurogroup’s acceptance of the Greek proposals. … Continue reading
Friday Webcast 30 January 2015
Posted in Austerity & Bank Bailouts, Economy, Friday Webcast
Tagged Cusa, debt bomb, Germany, Greece, Hamiltonian Credit System, Kepler, London debt crisis, Syriza
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New Greek Government Gets Off to a Good Start
The first hours in office of the new Greek government seriously displeased the European Union fanatics, with their genocidal economic policies and anti-Russian march to war. Even before taking his oath of office, Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras telephoned European … Continue reading
