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On 2015-09-13 07:27, patrice wrote:
> So, are we back to square one? I am afraid it's much worse: endgame
> for Greece, economically and politically speaking (is there
> anything else?), and endgame for the European Union as we know it.
> In this
Dear Patrice, chers tous,
Thank you for your report. But what a sadness...
Just to remind that everywhere when the radical left line was missing
in the realization of the left wing at power, when the elected power
was only acted by social-democracy, instead of winning in a moderate
solution, it
I am still in Greece (Athenes) where I was with Lorenzo at a very
interesting and enjoyable INURA conference and retreat [1]. Yet, in the
circles I am with, Yanis Varoufakis 'enjoys' more than mixed feelings:
forceful rejection, which is due to the dramatic misfiring of his
'flamboyant'
Sorry, I wanted to reply but I???ve got distracted by the kid and
somehow an empty mail was sent by my computer:-)
Anyway :
I am just back form Greece where I had the opportunity to meet many
leftist people and also Syriza members living the incoming elections
with an incumbent feeling of
oh I forgot that Varoufakis has spoken about "bitcoin" (with a smile as
eye blink) to evoke the virtual money in the plan B owhich members
of Tspiras government have prevented him from achieving ;-)
On 12 September 2015 at 20:33, Louise Desrenards
Thanks, Alex. They have now annouced a conference in November.
Via Der Spiegel I ended up here:
"Many ideas are already on the table: the introduction of parallel payment
systems, parallel currencies, digitization of euro transactions, community
based exchange systems, the euro exit and
Varoufakis has been talking about a European network for democracy and
against debt servitude and inequality in Europe. He's joined by other
left-leaning economists including the great Piketty, Galbraith, Dosi,
and others whose work I don't know. Politically he's found support in