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Teach me to dance.

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Did you say... dance?

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Come on, my boy.

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System Fail

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Oh hello, welcome to System Fail,

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the show where the past casts

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its long shadow upon the present .

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My Big fat Greek citizenship!

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Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson are now citizens of Greece.

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How do you feel being a citizen?

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Well, as long as I don't have

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to serve in the army.

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Do I have to serve in the army?

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...in the army?

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Ah! Something bit me!

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Wilson!

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My name is Dee DOS

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and it's often said that Greece

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is the birthplace of democracy.

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Democracy was invented

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by the ancient Greeks, so was the idea

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of being a citizen with the right to vote

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Overrated.

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Malaka!

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And to this day, the Mediterranean nation [br]continues to serve as a laboratory

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for new methods of social control.

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Over the past decade, Greece has [br]found itself on the frontline

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of multiple crises converging [br]on the European subcontinent.

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And the liberal democracies [br]of the so-called West.

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The Greek crisis began in late 2009...

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- 25% contraction in the economy...

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- limits on bank transfers [br]and daily cash withdrawals...

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- suicide rates increased dramatically...

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The biggest migrant crisis [br]Europe has faced since the Second World War

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hitting the country which is[br]least equipped to deal with it.

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The referendum to vote [br]'yes to Europe' or 'no to austerity.'

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Many members of Tsipras' left-wing [br]Syriza party see it as a betrayal.

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These crises and their prescribed solutions

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have taken a significant

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toll on the Greek population.

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In July of 2019,

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Greek citizens expressed

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their disillusionment with [br]the broken promise of Syriza

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selecting the far-right Néa Dimokratía[br]or New Democracy into power

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with a significant parliamentary majority.

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The country's current Prime Minister, [br]Kyriakos Mitsotakis.

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Comes from a multigenerational political dynasty.

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He's the son of the former Prime Minister [br]Konstantinos Mitsotakis.

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Mitsotakis ran his campaign [br]on a law and order platform

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promising to take Greece back from[br]ts famously combative anarchist movement.

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Once in power, he quickly sought [br]to make good on that promise.

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In Athens, Mitsotakis launched a direct attack[br]on the anarchist stronghold of Exarchia.

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Evicting a number of long term squats, [br]beginning with those housing refugees.

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He was aided in this campaign by his nephew, [br]Kostas Bakoyannis, the newly-installed mayor of Athens.

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And his so-called Minister of Citizens Protection [br]Michalis Chrysohoidis

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- a longtime foe of Greece's anarchist movement

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who survived an assassination attempt in 2010.

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In the year and a half that has followed.

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More squats and anarchist spaces [br]have been raided elsewhere in Athens

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as well as in Thessaloniki

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and Chania, on the island of Crete.

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This repression has only increased [br]since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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New Democracy has cynically [br]used the public health crisis

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as an excuse to impose a wide-ranging[br]state of exception upon greek society.

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This has included an expansion of state powers[br]under the guise of public safety.

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Along with some of the most punishing [br]lockdown conditions in all of Europe.

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With schools closed, Mitzotakis has moved

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forward with plans to develop [br]a new university police force.

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Building on earlier efforts to revoke [br]the so-called University Asylum Law.

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Which had long barred police [br]and security forces from University campuses.

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The asylum law was originally implemented [br]in response to the 1973 massacre of dozens of students

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at Athens Polytechnic

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by the Greek military junta

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and was widely understood as [br]a symbol of the country's transition

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from dictatorship to democracy.

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Greece has now been under[br]full lockdown since November,

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with the exception of a month-long[br]easing of conditions in December

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in order to allow for Christmas shopping.

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The current lockdown order includes[br]a strict ban on public protests of any kind.

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Anyone leaving their house for one of[br]the six officially approved justifications

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has to first text the state for permission

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and then show their confirmation [br]to police when stopped.

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On top of this pass system, [br]there's also a nationwide curfew in place.

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Which has been rigorously enforced[br]in working-class, Roma, and immigrant neighborhoods.

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From November to March 22nd, [br]the curfew was 7:00 PM.

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It is since being extended to 9.

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♫ Screamin’ Fuck Curfew!

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Fuck a Curfew!

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What the world comin to? What it comin to?

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Screaming fuck curfew ♫

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Fuck You.

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Amidst this backdrop of simmering social tensions,

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several events have combined to produce a wave of outrage[br]that has swept across Greek society.

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The first has been a series of[br]high profile sexual assault scandals

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that have been aptly described[br]as the Greek Me Too, movement.

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This long overdue reckoning began on January 20th, [br]when former Olympic gold medalist Sofia Bekatorou

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shared her experiences of being sexually assaulted [br]by her former coach Aristidis Adamopoulos.

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This scandal soon spread to[br]Greece's political and cultural elite.

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When a steady stream of actors began coming forward[br]to announce that they'd been sexually assaulted

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by the director of Greece's National Theatre, [br]Dimitris Lignadis

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- a man with direct ties to the Mitsotakis family

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and other prominent members of the Greek ruling classes.

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Several of these actors had been[br]children when Lignadis raped them.

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It took two weeks after the allegations[br]were made public for Lignadis to be arrested.

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Ample time for him to destroy any [br]incriminating evidence in his possession.

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The Greek mainstream media, [br]which is almost entirely

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owned and operated by fawning supporters[br]of Mitsotakis and a New Democracy,

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tried their best to bury the story,

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and when that failed, they turned to [br]attacking the credibility of the accusers.

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This sleazy and clumsy attempt at a cover up

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provoked a massive backlash in popular opinion,

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leading to a growing crisis of legitimacy [br]for the media and the New Democracy regime.

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As this was all unfolding, fury was also growing over

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the government's handling of a hunger strike

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launched by political prisoner, [br]Dimitris Koufodinas on January 8th.

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Following his transfer to [br]the high-security Domokos Prison

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in violation of Greek law [br]and the terms of his sentence.

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Koufodinas is considered the [br]primary executioner of the 17th of November.

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An armed Marxist group named after the date [br]of the 1973 massacre at the Athens Polytechnic.

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The group was active from 1975 to 2002.

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During this time they carried out a series of [br]assassinations, bombings, and attacks against Greek banks,

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politicians and businessmen, [br]former officials of the military dictatorship

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and American, Turkish, and British interests.

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It's well known that Mitsotakis [br]and his entire family hate Koufodinas.

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Back in 1989, he assassinated [br]Mitsotakis’ brother-in-law,

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and the father of the current [br]mayor of Athens, Pavlos Bakoyannis.

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Among the group’s other victims [br]were Athens CIA station chief, Richard Welch.

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The first time that any CIA station chief [br]in the world had been assassinated.

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And a number of prominent members of the Greek military junta[br]including its primary torturer, Evangelos Mallios.

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Unsurprisingly, the 17th of November was declared [br]a terrorist organization by the US State Department

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and a number of other governments.

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The United States does not negotiate with terrorists. [br]Its been our bedrock principle for 25 years.

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Nevertheless, the group has long enjoyed a considerable level [br]of popular support - particularly from the Greek left.

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Soon after announcing his hunger strike, [br]Koufontinas was joined by high profile

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anarchist prisoners, [br]Nikos Maziotis of Revolutionary Struggle.

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Giannis Dimitrakis,

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Polykarpos Georgiadis

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and Vaggelis Stathopoylos

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who all coordinated limited hunger strikes in solidarity.

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As the days and weeks dragged on

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and it became clear that Mitsotakis [br]was happy to let Koufontinas starve to death.

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Demonstrations, international solidarity actions, [br]and clandestine attacks began to pick up steam.

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Within this context, on March 7th [br]police were filmed beating

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a peaceful student in the neighborhood of Nea Smirni.

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The incident wasn't reported on by Greek media,

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but it went viral on social media

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where more and more people [br]were now turning for their news.

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Anarchists called a demo for the evening of March 9th.

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5000 people responded to this call.

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Kicking off some of the most intense rioting [br]that Greece has seen in years.

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In the midst of the chaos,

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a member of Greece is notoriously brutal Delta Squad [br]was dragged from his motorcycle

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and savagely beaten by an angry mob.

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The next night, two anarchists [br]were snatched off the street,

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black bagged, [br]and taken to the Attica General Police Directorate

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- the Central Police Headquarters in Athens -[br]where they were viciously tortured.

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On March 14th, after 66 days and at death's door,[br]Koufontinas called off his hunger strike.

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Since then, the pace of demonstrations [br]and attacks has slowed down.

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But the situation in Greece is still quite dynamic,

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and there's a palpable sense [br]that things could kick back off at any moment.

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So to get a better understanding [br]about the situation, I recently sat down

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with Athens based Anarchist [br]and member of the Void Network, Tasos Sagris.

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Hey Tasos How's it going?

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Personally, I'm closed in the house for a long time now

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and we are not allowed to work because [br]I work as a theater director, so the theaters are closed.

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So we are in the process of playing the Metamorphosis [br]by Franz Kafka... and we are not allowed to play it.

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That all sounds pretty Kafkaesque.

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Could you briefly explain the context for [br]the hunger strike waged by Koufontinas and why their struggle

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has resonated with many anarchists in Greece?

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The 17th of November is a group of ultra-left [br]that appeared after the dictatorship of '74.

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They are not anarchists, so for us [br]it's not a strictly political solidarity,

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but it is mainly like [br]a human solidarity towards a prisoner.

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For a political prisoner, the last tool [br]to attack the state is the hunger strike.

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So in that way, he used the final tool to [br]attack the state and to expose their state brutality.

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And this attracted a solidarity movement [br]that came from the anarchists,

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but also from the leftists.

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These small demonstrations, in the beginning, [br]were attacked very brutally by the police.

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And then, slowly slowly, more and more [br]people were coming to the demonstrations.

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And this situation attracted the focus of the people,

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and made visible the situation in the prisons [br]and the situation of the political prisoners.

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So no matter if he's a comrade or not, for us the most important [br]thing is that he started a struggle against the state,

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and he succeeded somehow, to expose the state brutality.

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New democracy has now been waging a concerted war on Greece's [br]anarchist movement for the better part of two years now.

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How has this affected the character of the social war in Greece, [br]and what effect has this had on comrades there?

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First we have to understand: [br]What is New Democracy, as a political party, you know?

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New Democracy was a political party created [br]from the right wing after the dictatorship in '74.

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The creator, Konstantinos Karamanlis, [br]succeeded to unite in the same political party,

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the main core of the party [br](he was a part of it also)

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the populistic right, and also [br]the liberals - the neoliberals of that time -

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and also the patriotic right.

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So you have to understand... [br]in Greece we have a peculiar situation.

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Like, for example, in France the bourgeoisie [br]tells you to vote for Macron,

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because otherwise Le Pen [br]will come into the government.

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Here, Macron and Le Pen [br]are in the same political party.

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So when this party is united, it's very difficult to fight back[br]because all the elements of the right wing are united.

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The difference is that it is the first time in Greece [br]that the neoliberal side of this party is governing.

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And they are affiliated with the far right [br]- the patriotic side of the party.

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This produces a very difficult [br]situation for the anarchists,

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because for the first time we have [br]a very strong neoliberal and neo-fascist government

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fighting the anarchists [br]- without the existence of people in the streets.

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Without being in a period of [br]social uprising or social movements.

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New Democracy attacks our social centres; attacks our squats; [br]attacks the squares; attacks public space.

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And at the same time, [br]this New Democracy government

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takes advantage of the lockdown[br]to change the law about work,

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change the law about syndicates [unions],

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change the law about [br]how you start a general strike,

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change the law about how you [br]organize demonstration in the streets.

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There are some demonstrations [br]together with the left - with the ultra left -

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we had some big demonstrations. [br]And I hope that they will be stronger and bigger.

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But the general society is feeling scared because of COVID.[br]So it's not like a normal situation, you know?

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You have the worst-case scenario government, [br]enforcing the worst case measures and laws.

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In a period where the people feel afraid to be [br]in the streets and to mobilize and to demonstrate.

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What are your thoughts on Mitsotakis' repeal of the University Asylum Law [br]and his plans to implement a new University police force?

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The law that we had in Greece

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was that there was an asylum against the police. [br]That the police could not go inside the universities.

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And first they destroyed this law.

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The police now have the right to come into the university

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if there is criminal activity or something like this.

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But now they've gone further, and established a [br]permanent presence of the police inside the universities.

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It is the first European country that we will have police [br]- official police - inside the universities.

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This gives the right to the riot police to go fight [br]against the students inside the universities.

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So in the next weeks we will have[br]an intensification of this struggle,

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and we are expecting like the revolt of the students.

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This measure also doesn’t have the support of [br]the teachers and the presidents of the universities.

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Because the presidents and the teachers understand[br]that the the permanent existence of the police

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inside the universities produces [br]a chaotic situation every moment of every day.

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You know, you can have riots or fights between [br]the students and the police inside the universities every day.

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So this destroys the educational process.

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I don't know if we're going to succeed, you know, [br]to defend the universities as public spaces.

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But it is a main struggle that will [br]take place over the next year in Greece.

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It's also very important to us[br]to defend anarchist groups,

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and also the spaces of [br]anarchist groups inside the universities.

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These are areas of struggle, and of course they will be the first [br]target of the presence of the police inside the university.

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Anything else you'd like to add?

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I Think that we've come to a point where [br]the social crisis is so strong all around the world

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that somehow we have to find an anarchist way to unite.

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Because as long as we stay in our small circles [br]with only people that we agree with,

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it's not possible to produce anarchist revolution.

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And if our planet is to produce global emancipation - and [br]to produce conditions of social revolt and social revolution -

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I think that we have to produce parallel movements.

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This means that we have to end the dogmatism,

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and we have to end the sectarianism and to find ways to coordinate. [br]To produce situations of resonance of the movement, you know?

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And also coordination. And to respect [br]the difference of the methodologies.

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To come to a point where we sincerely feel comradeship with [br]anarchists who don't have the same methodologies.

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I think that the big moment for anarchists is now. [br]Because all around the world people face the same problems.

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Neoliberalism is a global movement that fights against the people.

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And so the people need to coordinate [br]and organize to fight against the state and capital.

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And the anarchists, they are crucial in this struggle.

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Because we've mobilized for two hundred years now, okay? [br]We've had analysis for two hundred years now.

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After May of 68, the anarchist movement [br]has become stronger, year after year.

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And now it's come to the point to say [br]what we're gonna do with our disagreements.

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This I have to add. We have to find [br]an anarchist way to solve our disagreements.

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Thank you very much and I hope we will[br]meet soon at the barricades. Here and wherever.

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Thanks Tasos.

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We've now reached the end [br]of this episode of System Fail.

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You can catch the full interview with Tasos [br]on an upcoming episode of the Circle A podcast,

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and check out some of his writings at [br]the Void Network's website: VOIDNETWORK.GR

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