There is no democracy when there is no dialoge!

Published Wednesday, August 20, 2008 at 13:43
by panayotis in Debate (166 views and 1 comments)

Since 2004 that Mr. George Papandreou has been elected as the leader of the Greek Socialists Party he has been asking for participative democracy as the bottom line of any democracy! As a president of the International Socialists movement but also as the most proper prime minister according to public opinion in 2002 , we all hopped that the socialist party will win in the elections of 2007...Thu the biggest obstacle for such an evidence seems to come from inside !!!!!!! The party members , wealthy and well connected with those who take all the jobs from E.E financial support for economy development, not only they refuge to obey in their leader's politic but they keep people out of the party's forum because they are afraid to loose their posts!!!!!!!!!!!!Mr Papandreou, seems to be prisoner of it's own people in a well closed politic area that some, thing of their own despite the damage that they have already done , by offering the government in the conservatives at two consecutive elections!!!!It is not difficult to understand why Greece today is the most corruptive Country in E.E.CAre we going to close the eyes ? If we do so , then there is no reason to fight for a socialist Europe...Since democracy was born in Greece and we all know that there is no democracy when people watch in television what the oligarchy is paying to become reality and news...Because we all know that reality and news today are fake and values are sold as...

Tags: Europe, Papandreou, pasok, politics, socialists

The Spanish Socialist Party and its policies

Published Tuesday, July 22, 2008 at 12:40
by thanos in Debate (556 views and 0 comments)

The following article by Thanos Kafkalides, political science student at Université Libre de Bruxelles, hails the Zapatero government’s policies for their positive contribution in the fight against discrimination. In particular, discrimination based on sexual orientation and the role played by education in this fight.

He notes that, in Greece, the debate on such discrimination has just been opened by the left and he invites PASOK to follow PSOE’s lead by proposing innovative and progressive policies to promote equality and combat discrimination.

Δυστυχώς, στην χώρα μας δεν μιλάμε συχνά για θέματα σεξουαλικής ταυτότητας και αυτά, μόλις τον τελευταίο καιρό άρχισαν να...

Tags: discrimination, equality, equality, PASOK, PSOE, Zapatero

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