It has been a tumultuous month in European politics. As Greek debt negotiations dominate the headlines, the resurgent left-wing in many European countries waits with baited breath in the realisation that the popularity of their movements may rest on what happens in Athens. It is interesting, however, that while the radical left has enjoyed a […]
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Where is Portugal’s Radical Left?
Posted on February 11, 2015.
Posted in Economics, Europe, Global Economy, World
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