Leftist anti-euro parties in Greece joining forces ahead of the snap elections

[nomoba]

Panagiotis Lafazanis, head of the Popular Unity (http://failedevolution.blogspot.gr/2015/08/lafazanis-announces-new-political.html), and Alekos Alavanos, head of the Plan B (http://www.ekathimerini.com/149222/article/ekathimerini/news/ex-syriza-leader-alavanos-to-launch-plan-b-movement-favoring-greek-euro-exit), met on Sunday and decided on the cooperation between the two parties in order to establish an anti-memorandum front that will have "strong stigma in the next parliament."

http://failedevolution.blogspot.gr/2015/08/leftist-anti-euro-parties-in-greece.html

[Vladimir Innit Lenin]

It's positive that Alavanos is joining Popular Unity. I think without him/other important figures from SYRIZA, Lafazanis would struggle to register support amongst the Greek people who, rightly or wrongly, still seem to have goodwill towards SYRIZA.

[Guardia Rossa]

HEY! I had an awsome idea, ANTARSYA, KKE (M-L), M-L KKE, EEK, OAKKE, OKDE and the KKE should form a coalition of greek parties representing the radical left, I even came up with a awsome name for it, something like SYRIZA. :unsure:

[Philosophos]

HEY! I had an awsome idea, ANTARSYA, KKE (M-L), M-L KKE, EEK, OAKKE, OKDE and the KKE should form a coalition of greek parties representing the radical left, I even came up with a awsome name for it, something like SYRIZA. :unsure:

The problem with SYRIZA (besides the stupidity of the members) was that they had extremely right-wing "left" ideologies, practically SYnaspismos the biggest part of SYRIZA was social-democratic.

So saying that the parties mentioned will form a coalition, will be much better in my opinion. Still it will be shit, but better.