Приклади вживання Syriza Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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And Syriza knows that.
The question therefore arises whether Syriza could have done otherwise?
Syriza triumphed in Greece.
The text is extracted and edited from the interview,“Syriza and social movements: between big risks and some opportunities.
Syriza sees a way out of this paradox.
This group would include Chavez's Bolarivarian movement and Kircherismo in Argentina,as well as Spain's Podemos and Greece's Syriza.
Syriza wants to write off half of Greece's debts.
A miracle could occur: a new president couldbe elected in Athens next week, or Syriza might not win the next parliamentary election.
Syriza and social movements: between big risks and some opportunities.
One of the people involved in the exchanges is Nicolas Laos,a Greek intellectual and Syriza adviser with business ties to Russia.
Syriza is a result of both the struggles and their defeat at the movement level.
Pasok's leader Evangelos Venizelos had proposed agovernment made up of a coalition of New Democracy, Syriza, Pasok and The Democratic Left.
But Syriza leader Alexis Tsipras has said he will not even attempt to do so.
The leader of Pasok, Evangelos Venizelos, proposed a broad four-party coalition including New Democracy, Pasok,the Democratic Left and Syriza.
In Greece, Syriza has slid to 25% from the 36% that swept it to power in 2015.
On January 25,the hardline left and pro-Russian populist party, Syriza, won a landslide election and a plurality of seats in the Greek parliament.
Syriza leader Alexis Tsipras greets supporters following victory in the election in Athens on January 25, 2015.
Filis was the former minister for education and religious affairs, alongtime member of the reformist left and, until recently, the head of Syriza daily newspaper, Avgi.
The risk is that Syriza, a far-left socialist party, will come to power.
The bailout package passed the Greek parliament by a comfortable margin,but many lawmakers from Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras' leftist Syriza party voted against the deal.
Tsipras' left-wing Syriza party has 145 deputies in the 300-member Greek Parliament.
Syriza assumed office in January 2015, after a stint as the country's largest opposition party since the near-total collapse of PASOK in the 2012 election.
But everyone knows that what Syriza wants is opposed to what the nationalists and the fascists want.
Syriza was first elected in January on an anti-austerity mandate, but was forced to accept tough conditions for Greece's third international bailout.
The third memorandum was signed, and Syriza, the left-wing coalition that had swept into power in January, by that July had become the model prisoner of the European elites.
Nonetheless, Syriza emphasized that it had no desire to embark on a head-on confrontation with the EU, or to elaborate any alternative economic model which this confrontation would inevitably necessitate.
Of Alexis Tsipras and his party, Syriza has significantly moderated itself in recent months to re-orientate itself as a leftist, but not necessarily anti-European, political party.
Prominant Syriza party members were among the 38 who voted against the package, including energy minister Panagiotis Lafazanis and former finance minister Yanis Varoufakis.
Despite, or because of its tragic fate, Syriza can function as an exemplary case of what should be avoided at all costs for a left project to be succesfull amidst this world of deepening capitalist crisis.
In Greece, the ruling Syriza party fared poorly, evidently reflecting many voters' view that it has gradually become just a traditional center-left party.