Thousands of Greek public sector workers are on strike against the government's austerity measures. Protest rallies have already been staged...
Thousands of Greek public sector workers are on strike against the government's austerity measures. Protest rallies have already been staged in central Athen... Less
Tight austerity policies have worsened living conditions in the UK, prompting Muslim organizations to increase their relief activities. Pres...
Tight austerity policies have worsened living conditions in the UK, prompting Muslim organizations to increase their relief activities. President of the Islamic Society of Britain, Sughra... Less
In the Second segment of Aapka faisla the Government of India and Finance Minister has came with whip where cost cutting in the Government f...
In the Second segment of Aapka faisla the Government of India and Finance Minister has came with whip where cost cutting in the Government functioning would ... Less
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Bill Black questions the authenticity of the coverage in the NYT and WSJ about the impact of austerity measures in Greece
These cleaning ladies used to work in the Ministry of Finance and other government buildings. However, the Greek Government laid them off as...
These cleaning ladies used to work in the Ministry of Finance and other government buildings. However, the Greek Government laid them off as part of a cost saving measure and replaced with... Less
On January 25, the leftist party Syriza emerged victorious in Greece’s national elections. Days later, Alex Tsipras, the new 40-year-old p...
On January 25, the leftist party Syriza emerged victorious in Greece’s national elections. Days later, Alex Tsipras, the new 40-year-old prime minister, formed a coalition government with a strong mandate to renegotiate Greece’s bailout terms and reduce its large debt pile, built up over the five-year financial crisis.nnTsipras and his team then engaged in bitter negotiations with the country’s international lenders. Athens sought to scrap the harsh measures attached to the bailout by describing the plight of austerity-hit Greeks as a “humanitarian crisis.” On February 20, a deal was clinched. The country’s loan agreement was extended by four months, giving Greece more breathing space to negotiate a better pact in the future, but also forcing Syriza to climb down on its pre-election promises.nnDespite the deal, Greece is still broke and needs European loans to avoid bankruptcy. The new government’s popularity is slowly declining and uncertainty as to how Syriza will live up to its many promises remains.nnFacing backlash from its own supporters, Syriza’s deal with the European Union has sparked angry demonstrations in Athens. VICE News attended the protests and spoke to people disillusioned with the current situation and the party’s pre-election pledges.nnWatch "Greece's Young Anarchists (Part 2)” - http://bit.ly/1xzrXm8nnRead "Debt Deal Puts Greece's New Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras in a Tough Spot” - http://bit.ly/19FTaIYnnRead "Anger at Greece's Threat to Unleash Wave of Migrants and 'Jihadists' if Europe Leaves it in Crisis” - http://bit.ly/1FaTwUjnnSubscribe to VICE News here: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-VICE-NewsnnCheck out VICE News for more: http://vicenews.comnnFollow VICE News here:nFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/vicenewsnTwitter: https://twitter.com/vicenewsnTumblr: http://vicenews.tumblr.com/nInstagram: http://instagram.com/vicenewsnMore videos from the VICE network: https://www.fb.com/vicevideos Less
For more than a year, cleaning women in Greece have been the symbol of the injustices of austerity. They started to protest after they lost ...
For more than a year, cleaning women in Greece have been the symbol of the injustices of austerity. They started to protest after they lost their jobs due to budget cuts deemed necessary by the Finance Ministry to meet the conditions for the 240 billion euro EU-IMF bailout plan. For months they camped outside the finance ministry’s office demanding their jobs back.And then they voted for Syriza, the party which promised to re-hire them. It was a promise to right the wrongs that one cleaning woman, Sophia Tsagaropoulou, feels many Greeks have endured: “For five years, people have paid for a crisis they were not responsible for. During this crisis people who were earning lots of money continued earning lots of money, and even earned more. But the middle and lower class were not to blame for everything, but they are paying for it all. We were plunged from paradise into a living hell.” But working out how to clean up the “living hell” produced by austerity measures will be a tall orde Less
Italy's economy ministry has been attacked by furious protesters, angered by the government's cost-cutting drive. Thousands took to the stre...
Italy's economy ministry has been attacked by furious protesters, angered by the government's cost-cutting drive. Thousands took to the streets, denouncing the ongoing austerity measures for failing to dig the country out of recession. RT's Egor Piskunov reports. James Walston, Italian politics expert from the American University of Rome, also joins RT studio to discuss this. READ MORE http://on.rt.com/gbwx4gnnRT LIVE http://rt.com/on-airnnSubscribe to RT! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=RussiaTodaynnLike us on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/RTnewsnFollow us on Twitter http://twitter.com/RT_comnFollow us on Instagram http://instagram.com/rtnFollow us on Google+ http://plus.google.com/+RTnnRT (Russia Today) is a global news network broadcasting from Moscow and Washington studios. RT is the first news channel to break the 1 billion YouTube views benchmark. Less
For more Juice News visit thejuicemedia channel: http://www.youtube.com/thejuicemedia & https://thejuicemedia.com/nnWe've all heard of EuroV...
For more Juice News visit thejuicemedia channel: http://www.youtube.com/thejuicemedia & https://thejuicemedia.com/nnWe've all heard of EuroVision. But there's another song that’s being sung across Europe - the peoples' chants of protest against Europe's austerity measures. Today we'll hear some of the leading and loudest voices in this competition, such as Greece, Spain and Ireland, who are fighting back against austerity with people power; before turning to the contest's three judges: Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel, Slovenian philosopher-rockstar Slavoj Žižek, and IMF dominatrix err... director, Christine Lagarde. Join Robert Foster as he examines the Eurozone crisis and the causes behind it: Is it all economics and budgets? or is this an ideological class war aimed at the welfare state? What are the solutions? And what on earth is Australia doing competing in this EuroZone song contest? All these questions and more will be tackled as Juice Rap News dives into this most bizarre of modern European traditions. Welcome to the EURODIVISION CONTEST!nnWritten & created by Giordano Nanni & Hugo Farrant in a suburban backyard home studio in Melbourne, Australia, on Wurundjeri Land.nnWATCH more Juice Rap News here http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2DC3EE142F1F56F2nnRT LIVE http://rt.com/on-airnnSubscribe to RT! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=RussiaTodaynnLike us on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/RTnewsnFollow us on Twitter http://twitter.com/RT_comnFollow us on Instagram http://instagram.com/rtnFollow us on Google+ http://plus.google.com/+RTnListen to us on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/rttvnnRT (Russia Today) is a global news network broadcasting from Moscow and Washington studios. RT is the first news channel to break the 1 billion YouTube views benchmark. Less
The CIA has mushroomed into the largest U-S spy agency despite government austerity measures and the country's difficult economic situation....
The CIA has mushroomed into the largest U-S spy agency despite government austerity measures and the country's difficult economic situation.nnLeaks by former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden have revealed the U-S government's 52-point six billion dollar black budget. The fund allocates the lion's share of almost 15 billion dollars to the Central Intelligence Agency. The funding pays for an array of spy satellites and high-tech equipment as well as cryptologists and other experts. CIA resources also fund secret prisons, killer drones, and operations by paramilitaries and human intelligence agents. Less
Download a FREE ringtone of that catchy Pretty Darn Funny theme song here: http://prettydarnfunny.com/ringtonennAfter years of awkward famil...
Download a FREE ringtone of that catchy Pretty Darn Funny theme song here: http://prettydarnfunny.com/ringtonennAfter years of awkward family photos, Gracie employs extreme methods to save for a family portrait that won't end up as an Internet meme. But Gracie's austerity measures end up having some hidden costs...nnA Tinder Transmedia production for Deseret Booknhttp://www.tinder.tvnCREATED BY: Jeff Parkin & Jared CardonnDIRECTED BY: Jeff ParkinnSCREENPLAY BY: Tom Quinn and Adrienne Cardon nand Jeff Parkin & Jared CardonnWRITING STAFF: Adrienne Cardon, Jared Cardon, Lisa Valentine Clark, Kacy Faulconer, Jeff Parkin, Tom QuinnnPRODUCED BY: Jared CardonnEXECUTIVE PRODUCERS: Jeff Parkin, Jared Cardon, Lisa ClarknDIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: Travis Cline nSOUND DESIGNED BY: Bryan Densley http://densleysound.comnPRODUCTION DESIGNER: Nat ReednEDITED BY: Jace NavanASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Erin AndersonnCOSTUME DESIGNER: Amelia MerrittnCOSTUME DESIGN ASSISTANT: Erin MeeksnMUSIC BY: Kristina BishoffnADDITIONAL MUSIC BY: Jordan RopernTHEME SONG BY: Catherine Papworthnn* CAST *nGRACIE MOORE: Lisa Valentine ClarknDARRELL MOORE: Christopher ClarknTANNER MOORE: Jeremiah ParkinnEMMY MOORE: Isabelle PurdienHUDSON MOORE: Evan ClarknLUNCHROOM FRIEND: Phoebe ClarknCRAIGSLIST MAN: Jared CardonnCRAIGSLIST WOMAN: Adrienne CardonnRYANNE RANDAZZO: Renée Casati nJENNIFER CLEMENT: Alison ClarknGORDY ROBINSON: Brian Clark nMADISON ST. CLAIRE: Jourdan LancenNORA GREENFIELD: Kathryn Laycock LittlenSHIRLEEN JORGENSEN: Anne Sward HansennHIPSTER PHOTOGRAPHER: Patrick Livingstonnn* CREW *nFIRST ASSISTANT DIRECTOR: Sam FeatherstonenSECOND ASSISTANT DIRECTOR: Willem KampenhoutnART CREW: Sterling Mason, Lauren LawsnGAFFER: Ephraim SmithnKEY GRIP: Jordan KartchnernGRIP/ELECTRIC: Collin Barkdull, J.R. Moore, Alex TolmannCOSTUME DESIGNER ASSISTANT: Erin MeeksnSCRIPT SUPERVISOR: Babetta KellynFIRST ASSISTANT CAMERAMAN: Jeremy PrussonB-CAMERA OPERATOR: Gary GrothnB-CAMERA 2nd AC: Aaron CarsonnCAMERA PA: Hannah Kroff nSOUND MIXER: Bryan DensleynBOOM OPERATOR: Jon BartonnPOST PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR: Becca Shumway http://www.beclshum.comnSOUND EDITOR: Bryan DensleynKEY HAIR & MAKE-UP ARTIST: Michelle LindsaynASSISTANT HAIR & MAKE-UP ARTIST: Anne Marie BarlownDIT: Becca ShumwaynCOMPOSITING: Bruce Holt nADDITIONAL COMPOSITING: Becca ShumwaynCATERING & CRAFT SERVICE BY: Khaliel KellynKEY PA: Brett BirdnPRODUCTION ASSISTANTS: Chad Gravallese, Josh Hall, Brandon Hofheins, Josh ParkinnCOLOR CORRECTION: George Carlston http://lakeviewpost.com/nn* FOR DESERET BOOK *nVP OF PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT: Laurel Christensen DaynPRODUCT MANAGER: Liz AlleynMARKETING: Hunter SebresosnnSPECIAL THANKS TO: Jed MorleynCOPYRIGHT (C)2013 DESERET BOOK COMPANY, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Less
Mariano Rajoy has made his first state of the nation address in his 14 months as head of the conservative People's Party. But the message wa...
Mariano Rajoy has made his first state of the nation address in his 14 months as head of the conservative People's Party. But the message was one familiar with Spaniards. More sacrifices need to be made by a country ravaged by massive unemployment and tough austerity measures. Mariano Rajoy, Spanish Prime Minister: "There are no green shoots, passing clouds or early spring. The economic and social reality of our country is terribly tough and based on that we will act. This has just begun and the road left to achieve our great objective for this legislation -- job creation -- is still long. I insist, not a minute of rest." For the leader of the opposition Socialists, Spain's condition is critical and Alfredo Perez Rubalcaba believes the PP leader is wholly responsible for what he deemed a "disaster". "Six million people without work; but there is more: a fifth of Spanish people are at risk of poverty, 33.000 businesses closed during 2012, 8 million pensioners have to pay for their medicines for the first time, and millions of citizens don't believe in politicians anymore. This is the real state of the nation in February 2013. Less
lefteria-news.blogspot.gr Life in Greece has been turned on its head since the debt crisis took hold. Severe austerity measures have left th...
lefteria-news.blogspot.gr Life in Greece has been turned on its head since the debt crisis took hold. Severe austerity measures have left the country's once-proud health system in tatters. Shortages of medicine, the return of malaria and an explosion in HIV infections are prompting calls for humanitarian aid. Less
The Ronald Reagan regime marked the beginning of America's deep turn to the right, the conversion of the government into an instrument of th...
The Ronald Reagan regime marked the beginning of America's deep turn to the right, the conversion of the government into an instrument of the rich to attack workers and the middle class, and much more than has made America into a basket case. Many of the lies he told have rarely been challenged by the corporate media or most politicians. After all, there's not a dime's worth of difference between the two parties when it comes to ignoring the people's needs, or those of the planet itself. (The two parties are actually one party with two aces to fool the masses.)nnAll they do is serve the interest of the world's plutocracy, while making people believe the war on terror, the eternal wars in the Middle East and elsewhere, the "austerity" measures at home, and all the rest of the horrors we see day after day are necessary and inevitable. Reagan, the big phony, began all that in earnest. Less
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