debt
Only debt relief will end the Greek crisis
As long as Athens remains under the thumb of its creditors, reforms will fail to take root.
By Yiannis Mouzakis and Nick Malkoutzis
6/14/17
ATHENS —...
Sergio Cesaratto – Who should I vote for? The Left and...
February 8, 2018
Another social-democratic party with a death wish. In the Italian elections in March the question is not if, but how poorly the...
Jeremy Corbyn’s speech at the UN headquarters (Dec. 2017)
Speaking at the United Nation’s Geneva headquarters today (December 8, 2017), Jeremy Corbyn MP, Leader of the Labour Party, made the following statement.Thank you...
Could/Should Jubilee Debt Cancellations be Reintroduced Today?
By Michael Hudson and Charles Goodhart
January 17, 2018
Introduction
The idea of annulling debts nowadays seems so unthinkable that most economists and many theologians doubt whether...
Rapport choquant sur la Grèce
Rapport choquant sur la Grèce : les indicateurs macroéconomiques sont trompeurs car les conditions de vie continuent à se dégrader
4 février
par Confédération hellénique des...
Where did the money go?
Study: Bailouts for Banks, Not Greeks
With insiders warning that Athens may soon be in need of more aid, a new study finds that the...
Résoudre la crise grecque en y passant ses vacances? Une idée...
Et si l’on offrait à la Grèce un «plan Marshall» dont le moteur serait le tourisme? Une idée développée par Francis Kahn, CEO de...
Basic facts about the debt
19/05/2016
The first function of the European movement DIEM25, entitled “Basic Facts about the Debt”, was held in Aegina on Sunday 15th May in the...
China Signals Slower Growth Is Acceptable to Tackle Debt, Smog
25 Δεκεμβρίου 2017
China can achieve a goal of doubling the size of its economy by 2020 even if annual expansion slows to 6.3 percent,...
Dijsselbloem: We destroyed (and destroy) Greece to rescue foreign investors
Dijsselbloem admits “first bailout for Greece was aiming to rescue foreign investors”
December 7, 2017
The main aim especially of the first Greek bailout was to...