Front of the Greek Anticapitalist Left
Anti-Capitalist Left Cooperation for the overthrow ( ANTARSYA )
The Anti-Capitalist Left Cooperation for the overthrow (Greek Αντικαπιταλιστική Αριστερή Συνεργασία για την Ανατροπή, Antikapitalistiki Aristeri Synergasia gia tin Anatropi ) is an alliance of left-wing organizations in Greece. The usual abbreviation ANTARSYA (Greek ΑΝΤ.ΑΡ.ΣΥ.Α. ) means mutiny. ANTARSYA was founded on March 22, 2009, ten organizations and some independents in Athens. These organizations come from different traditions and left directions.
Members
These ten organizations are members of ANTARSYA:
- Alternative ecologists
- Communist Renewal ( K. AN. )
- Independent Communist Organization of Serres ( ΑΚΟΣ )
- Left anti-capitalist group ( ARAS )
- Left group (A. S. )
- Left recomposition ( ARAN )
- New left flow (NAR )
- Organization of Communist Internationalists of Greece, of the Fourth International ( OKDE - Spartakos ) Greek section
- Revolutionary Communist Movement of Greece ( EKKE )
- Socialist Workers Party ( SEK)
- Youth of Communist Liberation ( nΚΑ )
The "Organization of Communist Internationalists of Greece" ( organosilicon Kommouniston Diethniston Elladas ) was co-founder of the Alliance, but left again on May 18, 2009.
Program
ANTARSYA sees as a future perspective communism that you want to achieve over socialism. The economic crisis in Greece, they rated as a fundamental crisis of capitalism. The Alliance disclaims all austerity measures of the Greek government from which have been taken in recent years and calls for the complete abolition of the Greek debt. ANTARSYA also committed to radically opposed to the European Union and calls for an end, but is against a sole Greek exit from the euro.
Your daily political demands are the prohibition of all layoffs, a minimum wage of 1400 €, drastic reduction of working hours, nationalization of banks and large corporations and unemployment benefits in the amount of the minimum wage.
ANTARSYA took the first time in the European elections in Greece 2009 elections in part. She received 21 951 votes and thus 0.43 %. Subsequently joined the Alliance and the parliamentary elections in Greece 2009. There it received 24,737 votes (0.36 %), which corresponds to a gain of almost 3,000 votes over the European elections. The focus of the election campaign of ANTARSYA was the economic crisis and it suitable answers on the basis of workers' rights. This was followed by participation in the Greek local elections in 2010, when she was able to significantly increase and total 96.959 votes received, which corresponds to 1.80% nationwide.
In the election to the Greek Parliament in May 2012 ANTARSYA received 75 428 votes (1.19 %). As the elected into parliament parties could not agree on coalition government, it came in June elections. These, according to the survey results, there was a real possibility that the left party SYRIZA could be the strongest party in parliament. Therefore, the re- election commencement of ANTARSYA was internally controversial. The alliance yet joined the parliamentary elections in Greece in June 2012, but deteriorated significantly with a result of 20 389 votes, and thus 0.33%.