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Author Archives: Christos Avramidis

Christos Avramidis is a member of the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) and a political scientist. Christos has contributed to ERT (Public TV/Radio Broadcast), Kontra Channel, EFSYN, Documento, Koutipandoras.gr, Thepressproject, Movemienta Productions, Ellinofreneia, Omnia TV, Znet, Amnesty International, Roar Magazine, and Open Democracy. He has given interviews as a journalist of radical media in ARD, NRD and Al Jazeera. He has worked in international research programs and has also presented his work about social movements, and radical media in international conferences. He has published a chapter in Palgrave about the journalists’ working conditions and struggles and has also published a piece in Routledge about the prospect of radical media in the era of austerity. He is a member of the joint council of Journalists’ Union of Macedonia and Thrace.

Posted inWorkers of the World

Massive anti-government protests sweep Greece after train crash kills 57 people

by Christos Avramidis March 30, 2023April 7, 2023

As demonstrators lay the blame on the Greek government, years of austerity, privatization, and anti-worker crackdowns tied to EU, IMF, and ECB structural adjustment are back in the spotlight.

Posted inWorkers of the World

Inside Vio.Me, Greece’s only worker-managed factory that’s operated for over 10 years

by Christos Avramidis March 8, 2023March 19, 2023
Members of the communist trade union PAME protest against high prices during a 24-hour general strike in Athens, Greece, on Nov. 9, 2022.
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Greek workers resist soaring energy prices from EU-imposed privatization and Ukraine War

by Christos Avramidis and Alex Litsardakis February 6, 2023February 6, 2023

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