Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières
, by Collective / Multiple signers
This statement was adopted by the anti-capitalist left organisations meeting together in London on the 11/12th of June 2011 on the call of the SWP (Britain) and the NPA (France) as a follow-up to the previous conferences held in Paris in June 2008 (see other documents posted in this section of (…)
, by LEMAITRE Yvan
Delegates from all over Europe, from Ireland to Poland, from Greece to Norway, met for the Third European Anti-capitalist Conference met in Paris on October 16 and 17 at the height of the demonstrations against the French pension reform.
Whereas the first two were initiated by the Nouveau (…)
, by Collective / Multiple signers
Capitalist Europe, the Europe ruled by the European Central Bank, the Maastricht and Lisbon treaties, the Europe of “free and fair competition”, the tool of the offensive of the multinational corporations and their states against workers and peoples, is now in crisis.
All the European (…)
, by Collective / Multiple signers
1. The global economic crisis continues. Massive amounts of money have been injected into the financial system – $14 trillion in bailouts in the United States, Britain, and the eurozone, $1.4 trillion new bank loans in China last year – in an effort to restabilize the world economy. But it (…)
, by Collective / Multiple signers
The next European elections will be held during the worst crisis capitalism has known since 1929.
Economic, social, financial, banking, food, climatic, it is a global, general crisis.
Once again, the ruling classes want to make workers and peoples pay for the crisis. Governments have given (…)
, by MALEWSKI Jan
For several years the organisations of the European Anti-Capitalist Left (EACL) have built links and met regularly to debate, gain familiarity and try to act together on a continental scale. On May 31 and June 1 2008, such a meeting in Paris allowed a step forward to be made: around a hundred (…)
, by Collective / Multiple signers
A conference of the European anti-capitalist left took place in Paris last December on the invitation of the LCR and the NPA. The organisations that supported the conference have made this common statement.
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First of all we want to express our solidarity with the (…)
, by SABADO François
On the 31st May and 1st June a Paris conference called by the LCR on “May 68- May 2008” brought together the European anticapitalist left.
hey all came and were all there from the north and the south of Europe. There were about a hundred representatives of about thirty organisations from (…)
, by EACL
The European Anti-Capitalist Left (EACL) brings together a range of broad parties from across Europe to co-ordinate policy discussions and practical actions.
The next G8 summit will take place in June 2007 in the Baltic coastal resort of Heiligendamm, near Rostock, after summits in Edinburgh (…)
, by EACL
February 15, 2003, was a historic date: tens of millions of people, all around the world, demonstrated to stop the war. Moreover, these unprecedented mobilisations show a strong political will to impose universal peace, justice, international solidarity and social equality on those in power. (…)
, by EACL
The European Anti-Capitalist Left conference met in London on the 26th and 27th November 2005. The conference took stock of the situation in Europe created by the No votes in the European referendums in France and the Netherlands and reiterated the need for an active radical alternative left to (…)
, by EACL
The undemocratic European Union has suffered a powerful blow from European peoples. French and Dutch peoples have rejected massively the European Constitutional Treaty after a broad and democratic debate despite of the fact that all the main parties, institutional forces, centres of economical (…)
, by EACL
Another Europe is possible!
, by VERCAMMEN François
The parties and movements of the European anti-capitalist left met again on April 29, 2004 in Brussels. This one day meeting had a special character, because it was held in the context of a European Union (EU) summit and there are elections to the European parliament in June 2004 that will exert (…)
, by VERCAMMEN François
The seventh conference of the European Anti-Capitalist Left (EACL), held in Paris during the European Social Forum on November 10-11, 2003, took place against the background of a world situation that unceasingly confirms the will to resist of peoples, workers, women and youth. Clashes and crises (…)
, by EACL
For the first time in 20 years, a counter-offensive has been launched to stop the disasters that are threatening us: war, neoliberal policies, and ecological catastrophe. Millions of workers, men and women, young and old, organised in a multitude of grassroots movements, trade unions and parties (…)
, by VERCAMMEN François
The European Anti-capitalist Left, at its Athens conference, took the decision to constitute ourselves as a specific current (by history, tradition, political sympathies), according to the terminology used by the EU to designate organizations, “a European Party of the Anti-capitalist Left”.
An (…)
, by EACL, VERCAMMEN François
EACL Press Release, June 2003.
, by EACL
EACL Statement, June 203
, by EACL
Declaration from the Conference of the European Anti-Capitalist Left, Copenhagen, December 9 - 10, 2002.
The political situation in Europe is at a turning point and new challenges are facing the Left.
From 1998 to 2001 Social Democratic parties led 12 out of the 15 member states of the EU. (…)
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