Podemos
and the other anti-austerity forces in Spain will push plutocrats
towards their limited options
by system
failure
It is almost
certain that the results in the recent regional elections in Spain
activated another alarm and brought further anxiety to the European
neoliberal economic empire. The governing Popular Party (PP) and the
Socialists lost significant power, while Podemos and the
anti-austerity parties in the Left of the political spectrum "have
the prestige of holding power in Barcelona, and could form a
coalition to rule in the Spanish capital."
(podemos-are-coming)
This was certainly a political earthquake that hit Spain's political
establishment.
It would be
worth to remember that Greece has gone through a similar path. The
Leftist party, SYRIZA, marked a clear victory in the euro-elections
and a significant rise in the regional elections, held at the same
period. Although SYRIZA lost in most of the 13 regions, the party
managed to win the most populous (Attica) and prevail also in the
Ionian Islands. (Greek_local_elections,_2014)
Less than a year later, SYRIZA managed to win the national elections
and form a coalition government.
The German
political elite and the Brussels bureaucrats have every reason to
worry about the situation in Spain, as the country could follow the
Greek path during the national elections in December. However, the
plutocratic puppets have limited options to react against the next
Leftist "threat" and prevent a potential domino
(europe-get-ready-for-war)
which could be proved disastrous for their plans.
As already
analyzed in previous article, it seems that the only option available
for the eurocrats concerning Greece, is to impose a kind of
controlled default without Grexit
(controlled-default-without-grexit).
However, neither this scenario would be an easy case for Brussels and
Berlin. The Greek government has shaped a clear stance and declared
that it will pay pensions and salaries rather than the next IMF dose
of the loan, in case that the lenders insist on further catastrophic
austerity and cuts in order to provide liquidity.
Additionally,
the most radical part of SYRIZA speaks now openly about their willing
to confront the lenders directly, break the negotiation process and
prepare for the return to a national currency. During the recent
SYRIZA party conference, the radical part has lost only to a few
votes against what has been decided, which is to keep the negotiation
process alive, without, however, the government to retreat on basic
red lines.
The
mainstream media in Greece started to circulate scenarios about
possible national elections soon. The systemic parrots try to set
pre-determined conditions for SYRIZA, by bringing back the "list"
possibility. According to this, Alexis Tsipras will form a specific
list with the names of the moderate part of his party to be elected,
excluding those who belong to the most radical. This would be
probably a faster and cleaner way for the neoliberal establishment to
transform SYRIZA into a centre-left social democratic party
(the-plan-of-global-financial-mafia),
therefore "drowning" the possibility of a general rise of
the Left in Europe.
However, it
would be not so easy to do it in such a short time until the Spanish
national elections. If SYRIZA manage to stay united and alive against
the propaganda war until then, plutocrats will start losing control
over their financial empire. Europe will be ready to make a big turn,
and leave behind the dangerous path towards the new Feudalism.
Read also:
Signs of resistance against the neoliberal catastrophe in Europe
Read also:
Signs of resistance against the neoliberal catastrophe in Europe
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