Re: [Marxism] on Syriza: criticism of Varoufakis/Feb. 20 agreement from DEA/Left Platform

2015-03-15 Thread Dayne Goodwin via Marxism
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Thank you JA/Ioannis,
I appreciate the information about Panos Kosmas and the link to the IV
article about Antarsya.  I understand that Kokkino was a split from
DEA (about 2004) yet remained always within Syriza.  Do i understand
from you that when/by the time Kokkino re-united with DEA (about 2013)
much of Kokkino's membership had left to join the Tsipras majority?

Unfortunately for me, i couldn't read the Kokkino website which is in Greek.
Dayne

On Sat, Mar 14, 2015 at 2:51 AM, ioannis aposperites via Marxism
marxism@lists.csbs.utah.edu wrote:

 [the information at Socialist Worker website does not specifically say
 that Kosmas is a member of Syriza, Left Platform or DEA.  a quick
 search indicates that Kosmas may be a colleague of Stathis Kouvelakis
 at Kings College, London]


 Panos Kosmas is a member of the leadership of Syriza. He is also founding
 member of Kokkino (Red) an organization affiliated with the 4th
 International. Kokkino has suffered two splits and a big part of it was
 incorporated in the presidential majority.
 (http://www.internationalviewpoint.org/spip.php?article3359)
 Kosmas is also advocating a kind of one sided front to Western imperialism
 on the Ukraine question (http://kokkino.org/qq-q-q/)
 JA
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Re: [Marxism] on Syriza: criticism of Varoufakis/Feb. 20 agreement from DEA/Left Platform

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On 15/03/2015 08:06 μμ, Dayne Goodwin wrote:

Thank you JA/Ioannis,
I appreciate the information about Panos Kosmas and the link to the IV
article about Antarsya.  I understand that Kokkino was a split from
DEA (about 2004) yet remained always within Syriza.  Do i understand
from you that when/by the time Kokkino re-united with DEA (about 2013)
much of Kokkino's membership had left to join the Tsipras majority?

Unfortunately for me, i couldn't read the Kokkino website which is in Greek.
Dayne

Last December they held their unification conference. But it was during 
the 2009 split that a group has left kokkino to join the Tsipras 
majority. Of course we are just talking about a membership of dozens and 
not hundreds. Kokkino and DEA are now running a site named the 
R-Project: Panos Kosmas is one of them.

JA

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Re: [Marxism] on Syriza: criticism of Varoufakis/Feb. 20 agreement from DEA/Left Platform

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[the information at Socialist Worker website does not specifically say
that Kosmas is a member of Syriza, Left Platform or DEA.  a quick
search indicates that Kosmas may be a colleague of Stathis Kouvelakis
at Kings College, London]


Panos Kosmas is a member of the leadership of Syriza. He is also 
founding member of Kokkino (Red) an organization affiliated with the 4th 
International. Kokkino has suffered two splits and a big part of it was 
incorporated in the presidential majority. 
(http://www.internationalviewpoint.org/spip.php?article3359)
Kosmas is also advocating a kind of one sided front to Western 
imperialism on the Ukraine question (http://kokkino.org/qq-q-q/)

JA
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[Marxism] on Syriza: criticism of Varoufakis/Feb. 20 agreement from DEA/Left Platform

2015-03-13 Thread Dayne Goodwin via Marxism
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Breathing space or a tighter stranglehold?
by Panos Kosmas
Socialist Worker (U.S.)
March 12, 2015

Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras claims that the agreement with the
Eurogroup finance ministers negotiated by Yanis Varoufakis will
provide the new government, led by the Coalition of the Radical Left,
or SYRIZA, with room to begin carrying out promised reforms to ease
the country's humanitarian crisis. But critics on the left, led by
SYRIZA's Left Platform, believe the agreement is a wholesale retreat
from the party's commitment to reverse the austerity measures
contained in the Memorandums agreed to by previous Greek governments
in return for a bailout of the financial system by the Troika of the
European Union (EU), European Central Bank (ECB) and International
Monetary Fund (IMF).

In this article in Workers Left, the newspaper of the Greek socialist
group Internationalist Workers Left, a cofounder of SYRIZA and now
part of the Left Platform, Panos Kosmas explains what the next four
months will look like under the terms of the Eurogroup deal.
http://socialistworker.org/2015/03/12/breathing-space-or-a-tighter-stranglehold

[the information at Socialist Worker website does not specifically say
that Kosmas is a member of Syriza, Left Platform or DEA.  a quick
search indicates that Kosmas may be a colleague of Stathis Kouvelakis
at Kings College, London]
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