PASOK
Economy
Venizelos: Greece On Razor’s Edge
The agreement of July 21 either would be guaranteed as it is or we would seek something better Greek FinMin has reportedly said at the morning meeting of a ruling party parliamentary committee.
Talking to PASOK MPs, Evangelos Venizelos said...
Economy
Two Years in Power: Ten Things George Papandreou Has or Hasn’t Changed
From crushing ruling Conservatives party two years ago, Papandreou’s poll numbers have suffered a dramatic slump turning the Greek PM into a contemporary Diogenes of Sinope who instead of strolling around with a lamp looking for an honest man, he’s desperately looking for his voters- if there’s anyone left that is[...]
Economy
Troika Wants Greece's Minimum Wage Scrapped
More bad news is brewing for Greek workers in a seemingly endless onslaught of pay cuts and tax hikes. In return for bailout loans keeping the country afloat, the Troika of the European Union[...]
Greece
Syriza Reacts to Government's Policy
SYRIZA group leader, Mr. Alexis Tsipras called yesterday PASOK’s policies “disastrous” for the Greek economy and the country as well.
According to Mr. Tsipras, the government’s policies will inevitably lead the country to default and he accused Germany for trying...
Economy
As Greeks Rage, Merkel Says Germany Backs a “Strong Greece”
ATHENS – As Prime Minister George Papandreou’s PASOK Socialist Members of Parliament unanimously supported an emergency property tax as part of crushing new austerity measures ordered by international lenders in return for money to keep Greece from going bankrupt,...
Economy
In Washington, Venizelos Tries to Convince Skeptical World
Even while Greek Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos was busy in Washington trying to persuade everyone that Greece will not default, although it is drowning in debt and misery over deep pay cuts, tax hikes and slashed pensions while tax...
Economy
Bad News for Banks: Greece May Not Pay Them
As Greece daily steps closer to defaulting on its loans, Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos has[...]
Economy
Back to the Drach? Papandreou May Let Voters Decide
ATHENS – As pressure builds on Greece to default, Prime Minister George Papandreou is reportedly mulling a referendum to let the people decide whether to give up the fight to stay in the Eurozone, abandon the euro, and return...
Economy
Greek Workers Threaten Action Strikes, Papandreou’s Security Bill In
ATHENS – As the Greek government readied more pay cuts and tax hikes for the country’s beleaguered workers, middle-class, poor and pensioners, the main civil servants union ADEDY said it’s ready to strike back, angry over a scheme that...
Greece
From Father To Son, PASOK Celebrates its 37th Birthday
In 1974, a couple of months before the colonels' junta collapsed, current Prime Minister's father, Andreas Papandreou, left Toronto and returned home, in order to create the Pan-Hellenic So-cialist Movement, known as Pasok. Andrea's political "child" had a a tint of Marxism mixed with a nationalist and socialist agenda. Thirty seven...


