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  • transform! europe at Various Press Festivals

  • 20 Sep 12
  • In September transform! europe has been present at several festivals of left-wing party-newspapers in Paris, Vienna, and Prague, with stands and a series of debates on urgent European issues. Fête de l’Humanité Paris, 14-16 September Without a doubt, three months after the French elections the...
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  • Altersummit: Another Europe Now!

  • 04 Sep 12
  • The face of Europe is changing with dire consequences for citizens and for the future of the European project itself. What we experience today is the most serious denial of democracy since the end of World War II. European citizens are subjected to punitive policies although it is obvious that the...
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  • Florence 10+10: Assembly on Europe and Democracy

  • 30 Aug 12
  • Over the last two years the response of European elites to the economic and financial crisis has been marked by an aggressive centralization of supranational decision-making powers. The new governance structures envisaged no longer simply suffer of a “democratic deficit”, but now represent a true “flight from democracy”.
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  • Florence 10+10: Europe and Democracy

  • By Francesco Russo | 30 Jul 12
  • In the last two years the ruling classes – economic and political – have transformed the EU in order to respond to the financial, economic, and social crisis. The neoliberal response has been the same throughout the EU: fiscal consolidation, austerity measures, the so-called structural reforms to...
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  • Präsidentschaftswahlen in Ägypten

  • By Mamdouh Habashi | 02 Jul 12
  • In Ägypten brachte im Mai 2012 die erste Runde der ersten Präsidentschaftswahlen nach der Revolution, bei der nur ca. 43,4% der wahlberechtigten Ägypter zur Wahl gegangen waren, einige Überraschungsergebnisse. Amr Moussa, der ehemalige Präsident der Arabischen Liga, war nicht wie erwartet unter den...
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  • A New Chapter in French Politics

  • By Elisabeth Gauthier | 25 Jun 12
  • For the first time since ten years the government of France is led by the PS (Parti Socialiste) again. In 2002, the Gauche Plurielle government and its then candidate Jospin encountered catastrophic results due to the public's massive dissatisfaction with their politics. When it became clear that...
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  • Hegemony and Despair

  • By Stavros Panagiotidis | 11 Jun 12
  • Before the elections of 6 May, the most likely result seemed to be the formation of a government of New Democracy (conservatives) and PASOK (social democrats). However, the slogan for the “government of the Left”, which was brought in the political arena by Alexis Tsipras, led people to face SYRIZA...
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