Translated by Stacco Troncoso, edited by Ann Marie Utratel
Lately, we’ve been talking about the techniques of manipulation used by the government and mass media, regarding the privatization
Hacking the Cop: The Climate Games at Paris 2015
IntroductionIt’s December 2015. The COP21 has just opened in Paris. Armed with courage, a mobile phone and plans for creative mischief your team is ready to merge street … |
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Fortress Europe continues to treat migrants as criminals
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The European Union, one of the strongest economies in the world and home to some of the most advanced state apparatuses in human history, is preparing to shut down its borders, one after the other, because it can’t cope with … |
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Bring politics back! Some comments on the refugee crisis
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During the last months, with bigger or smaller intensity, the “crisis of the refugees” or the “the drama of the refugees” has been the subject of a vast media coverage. Besides the textual coverage of the events, media- in their … |
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Overcoming the Shock Doctrine
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Posted at http://www.guerrillatranslation.org/2014/02/12/overcoming-the-shock-doctrine/
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‘We underestimated their power’: Greek government insider lifts the lid on five months of ‘humiliation’ and ‘blackmail’
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In this interview with Mediapart, a senior advisor to the Greek government, who has been at the heart of the past five months of negotiations between Athens and its international |
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EU’s Attack on Greek Democracy; an answer to Denmark’s newspaper Politiken
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CrisisMirror’s answer (in Danish and in English) to Politiken’s controversial article (http://politiken.dk/oekonomi/gloekonomi/ECE2736282/graesk-parlament-siger-ja-til-kontroversiel-folkeafstemning/) that found Greece’s coming referendum to be … controversial! Danske medier og den græske folkeafstemning I en artikel i Politiken den 28. juni bliver den græske … |
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Syriza can’t just cave in. Europe’s elites want regime change in Greece
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It’s now clear that Germany and Europe’s powers that be don’t just want the Greek government to bend the knee. They want regime change. Not by military force, of course – this operation is being directed from Berlin and Brussels, … |
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A coup in Greece: four difficult questions from Franco ‘Bifo’ Berardi
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If one follows day by day the actions of the International Monetary Fund, the European Central Bank and the European Commission, it is easy to describe the scenario: the global financial system is organising |
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Where did the Greek bailout money go?
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Published at the Guardian (29/6/2015): http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/jun/29/where-did-the-greek-bailout-money-go?CMP=share_btn_fb Less than 10% of the money was used by the government for reforming its economy and safeguarding weaker members of society |
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