National unity
The same goes for PASOK, with pro-European elements arguing that without 'national unity' and 'wisdom', our country won't rise to Maastricht level.
The Union of Greek Industrialists has come out in opposition to the government's plans. Needless to say, it isn't motivated by altruism.
After talks with the unions, it came it up with a middle-ofthe-road, sacrifices-on-bothsides policy. The next day, the government rejected itoutright.
The only force that supports the strike practically and politically is the far left, mainly Trotskyists such as the Fourth International, OSE (sister organisation of the British SWP) and left PASOKites aligned to Britain's Militant Tendency, but ed here for the first time in the west.) • Trade Unions in the new eastern Europe • Karol Modzelewski on What happened to Solidarity • Women in Russia just £10.00 (Moscow) Monthly Information Digest (Strikes, firing of management, take-over of enterprises, the battles over new unions, workers demands, solidarity among workers: a unique chronicle of labour conflicts in the whole of the ex-USSR over a 2-month period in 1992. Published in Moscow and publish• Documents from the Union of Labour and an interview with Ryszard Bugaj • Andy Kilmister on why western economists are wrong about eastern Europe Price: just £3.50 (order from your bookshop). A one-year subscription (3 issues) costs Labour Focus on Eastern Europe, 30 Bridge Street, Oxford, OX2 OBA No. 28 26 Sept, 1992
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