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It is with some satisfaction that CADTM learns of the decision by the EFTA (European Free Trade Association) court to dismiss all the complaints brought by the Netherlands and the …
Lesa meiraGreek government of George Papandreou (which is characterized as collaborator by Greek people and is the most hated person) from the first day who elected tried to say that public …
Lesa meiraIt is funny how things can turn around. For decades, Iceland languished in neoliberal hell, with signs of opposition few and far between. Meanwhile the opposition to the neoliberal order …
Lesa meiraIt is written somewhere that all cats aregrey in the dark, but here in Iceland, official reports are all black, no matter how bright it is outside. Alþingi’s Investigative Commission’s …
Lesa meiraHigh Streets and Piss Pots Before the authorities plugged them up in 2006, there used to be underground, public toilets on the corner of Bankastræti and Lækjargata. In his most …
Lesa meiraIntroduction Two years ago, Iceland elected a new parliament or Alþingi, as a result of a people´s revolt. The revolt was a spontaneous democratic popular reaction to the collapse of …
Lesa meiraAttac Iceland welcomes the protests in Madrid and other cities in Spain and sends its wholehearted support. We wish to congratulate the people of Spain on their powerful and widespread …
Lesa meiraPrior to the privatization the Icelandic state owned banks had been under heavy political influence. In fact, the entire financial system was closely regulated. Currency controls were in effect until …
Lesa meiraSubmitted by admin on Fös, 15/04/2011 – 21:40 Höfundur: Nick Dearden This week has witnessed two very different reactions to European debt. At one end of Europe, Iceland’s voters decided once …
Lesa meiraAbout 75% of Iceland’s voters turned out on Saturday to reject the Social Democratic-Green government’s proposal to pay $5.2 billion to the British and Dutch bank insurance agencies for the …
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