capitalist crisis on the financial crisis, labor, and the manifestation of the 'Declaration of 11 October
(October 2, 2008)
(ANSA) - ROMA, 1 October - The Communist Party of
workers' claims the bank nationalization without compensation
and under the control of workers, the extent to which essential
turning social and moral hygiene, even in the interests of small savers
"Thus Marco Ferrando's second Pcl
which should" nationalize the banks, not their debts, reduce
loans, not pay, govern workers, not bankers
. This - lets you know Ferdinand - "will be among the
slogans and carried the Oct. 11 event at the National
left."
"The current financial crisis - continues - exposes the hypocrisy of
20 years. The most liberal governments in striking
workers become more statist
when it comes to saving the bankers at the expense of taxpayers. This is what you prepare
Berlusconi, while hastening to reassure savers
? The truth is that Italian banks,
committed to increase its merchandise in the aviation and rail
, hide their own budgets to
savers: they continue to grow usurious loans, fall
pension funds face bankruptcy
hundreds of local authorities. The left have nothing to offer at
the severity of the crisis? ". (ANSA).
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Rome, October 1 (Adnkronos) - "If the CGIL finally breaks with
Confindustria, is good for the world of work.
but can not now stop half-way. Must take the path of a true
general strike, on a platform of change, which concludes a contract with a real test of strength
employers and the government: from
claim of a general increase in wages at least 300 €, and
cancellation of all laws of job insecurity. " The
said Marco Ferrando of the Communist Workers' Party.
"We must fight for the unity of all trade union organizations
unplanned and all left to support this view
-calls-Central is to promote uniform national assembly of interbranch
that a number of delegates a platform
Turning to a general case of the worldwide
work. "
It provides: "The Communist Party of the workers will fight
even more relevant today in every trade union and workplace
for this perspective."
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