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Its actions include the usual old-school labor actions, i.e. ship-workers and sailors blocking ports. The party has no loose canons and has a horror of things getting out of control. No police officers worry about attending a KKE demonstration. Ever.

Yesterday, they left the shipyards, but were still peaceful:

Greece gets EU, IMF thumbs up for next aid tranche | Europe | Deutsche Welle | 04.06.2011

Earlier in the day, protesters from Greece's communist-leaning PAME party draped a five-storey banner from the roof of the finance ministry in Athens calling for public sector strikes. Unions have vowed to strike against austerity measures.



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by DoDo on Sat Jun 4th, 2011 at 04:56:30 AM EST
What was the echo of this action in Greece, BTW? Was it even as significant as the widespread Western media reporting made me think?

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by DoDo on Sat Jun 4th, 2011 at 05:51:21 PM EST
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Eh no, this is par for the course nowadays. The Power Utility Employees did the same thing a week ago with a larger banner (about keeping the company public). I mean it was noticed, but the big strike is coming on the 15th. If the crowd in Syntagma remains there, it will be much more interesting...

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by talos (mihalis at gmail dot com) on Sat Jun 4th, 2011 at 06:08:46 PM EST
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