• EP 2019 – La Gauche Européenne : Une bouche, de nombreuses voix

  • Un an avant les élections européennes, il n’est toujours pas clair comment les forces progressistes et de gauche entendent mener campagne. Au même moment, l’ont peut apercevoir les différents chemins que les partis de gauche empruntent à travers l’Europe, toutes les options envisagées n’étant pas au même stade de développement. Même si mai 2019 n’est pas si loin, de nombreux changements pourraient intervenir dans les prochains mois dans le cours de l’activité de la gauche européenne. Des bouleversements politiques pourraient renverser les dynamiques des différentes stratégies et des convergences pourraient apparaître. 

    transform! europe lance un « Focus » sur le dialogue entre les forces de gauche.

  • Discours

  • Considérations à propos des élections européennes

  • Auteur Walter Baier | 26 Jul 19
  • Le GUE/NGL et le PGE ont subi une défaite. En dépit de quelques exceptions – Portugal, Slovénie, Belgique – et du maintien d'une force électorale importante en Grèce et à Chypre, nous avons perdu sur toute la ligne. Nous devons aussi prendre acte que, à part en République tchèque, nous n'avons aucun député européen en Europe centrale et orientale.
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  • Intervention de Gabi Zimmer, ancienne eurodéputée et présidente du GUE/NGL, lors de notre séminaire à Vienne

  • Perspectives d'avenir pour la famille européenne de la gauche politique

  • Auteur Gabi Zimmer | 05 Jul 19
  • Retrouvez ici l'intervention de Gabi Zimmer lors du séminaire européen organisé par transform! europe et la Fondation Rosa Luxemburg les 12-14 juin 2019, intervention au cours de laquelle elle a donné son analyse du contexte politique au lendemain des élections européennes.
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  • Election Analysis: Slovenia

  • Auteur Luka Matić | 12 Jun 19
  • On Sunday, 26th of May, Slovenia voted for its MEPs for the fourth time since they became the first former Yugoslav Republic to join the EU on 1st of May 2004. At the same time, this is the second time that a contestant in the elections was a party which is a member of the Party of the European Left.
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  • The results of the European Elections in Poland

  • Auteur Gavin Rae | 10 Jun 19
  • The ruling Law and Justice Party (PiS) won a significant victory in the European elections in Poland, strengthening its position in the run up to this Auturmn’s national parliamentary elections. This was despite the fact that many of the opposition parties stood in a single coalition against PiS. The remaining left and liberal parties were marginal
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  • EP 2019 Monitoring Project

  • Interactive Map

  • 13 Jun 19
  • Through the interactive map, you get an overview of the left parties competing in the elections in each country and for the final results.
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  • European Elections In Bulgaria

  • Status Quo Of The Misery

  • Auteur Julia Vladimirova | 06 Jun 19
  • The ruling party GERB won the European Parliament elections in Bulgaria with 31.07% of the votes. Second is the BSP (Bulgarian Socialist Party) with 24.26%, while the third is the Movement of rights and freedoms (DPS) with 16.55% (which candidate was Delyan Peevsky – the person that provoked huge...
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  • European Elections In Romania

  • Quest For Left Alternative Continues

  • Auteur Vladimir Bortun | 04 Jun 19
  • As broadly anticipated in the pre-election piece on Romania, the country’s main right-wing party won the European elections, the National Liberal Party (EPP), which gathers most elements of previous right-wing governments, gained nearly 27% of the votes. On second place came the Social Democratic...
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  • The French Nightmare

  • Auteur Paul Elek | 28 May 19
  • One day after the elections, it is still difficult to comprehend fully the results of yesterday’s predicament. On thing is definitely clear, the left has been deeply defeated. The first surprise of the European elections has been the higher than expected turnout. Indeed, while every polling stations...
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  • Electoral Analysis

  • European Parliament Elections 2019 in Finland

  • Auteur Jukka Pietiläinen | 27 May 19
  • Finland elects 13 MEPs (14 after Brexit). The whole country is one constituency and there is no barrier, expcept the number of MEPs. In practice, around 6% of votes is enough for one seat, 12% for two seats and 18% for three seats. A voter need to elect a candidate which belongs to party list or...
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  • Upsurge in class struggle but protracted absence of a left alternative

  • European elections in Romania

  • Auteur Vladimir Bortun | 23 May 19
  • In Romania, the European elections come against the background of an upsurge in class struggle that has not been matched, though, by any significant left-wing option at the polls on Sunday. The past year or so has witnessed a wave of important strikes, mostly in the industrial sector. For example,...
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  • EP 2019 Monitoring Project

  • Interactive Map

  • 17 May 19
  • Through the interactive map on our homepage, you get an overview of the left parties competing in the elections in each country and for current opinion polls.
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  • Cooperation between Socialists and European Left in Hungary

  • 17 May 19
  • The Hungarian member of the Party of the European Left, the Workers‘ Party 2006 is not running for EP elections this time. Instead they call to vote for the Socialist party (S&D) which is projected to gain 11% and 3 seats. Read here the cooperation agreement on the election campaign between the two parties with a focus on energy strategy.
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  • Spanish Turmoil

  • Auteur Javier Moreno | 13 May 19
  • Analysis from our member organisation ''Fundación por la Europa de los Ciudadanos'' for the European Elections in Spain, right after the national elections and the new framework that is being shaped.
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  • 2nd European Forum of Progressive, Ecological And Leftist Forces

  • Final Declaration European Forum Bilbao

  • 11 Nov 18
  • Our goal is to fight for a Europe that is a fully cooperative, solidary, equal and socially advanced democracy. We call for empowering popular sovereignty by launching a new charter for sovereign democracy in Europe.
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  • Joint statement of the President of the European Left Party (EL), Gregor Gysi Chairman of the Communist Party of Austria (KPÖ), Mirko Messner and the Chairman of the Slovenian Levica (The Left), Luka Mesec

  • For a Europe of solidarity, openness and social welfare

  • 03 Aug 18
  • The European Union is at a turning point that will have a significant impact on future generations. Throughout Europe, right-wing populist and right-wing nationalist parties are on the rise. The 'Axis of the Willing', consisting of Germany, Austria and Italy, is a repetition of history we will not...
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  • On June 27, 2017 a press conference was held in Brussels to announce the enlargement of the European movement "Now the people".

  • The European movement "Now the people" is expanding!

  • 03 Aug 18
  • Founded in Lisbon on April 12, 2018 by La France Insoumise, Podemos (Spain) and Bloco de Esquerda (Portugal), the movement has now expanded to three new political formations: The Red-Green Alliance (Denmark), the Left Party (Sweden) and the Left Alliance (Finland). The press conference was...
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  • Diem's 25 campaign for the European Parliament elections in May 2019 is underway, gathering a coalition from across the continent in a movement for European Spring

  • Introducing the European Spring programme

  • 31 Jul 18
  • "This week, we made an important step forward in this movement: introducing the European Spring policy programme and inviting all of our members – from any party, from any country – to help shape it. In order to do so, sign up at www.our.europeanspring.net, the common platform of communication with...
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  • Yanis Varoufakis and Luigi de Magistris

  • Open Letter

  • 20 Apr 18
  • To: Gregor Gysi (Party of the European Left), Pablo Iglesias (Podemos), Catarina Martins (Bloco) and Jean-Luc Mélenchon (FI)
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