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"It is well known that the Communist Party of Greece takes the view that the ‘European Globalisation Adjustment Fund’ is a means of manipulating awareness and defusing the workers’ outrage by handing out crumbs of comfort to the workers who are being thrown out of work by the capitalists; but even these crumbs do not go as direct aid to the workers, but to the bourgeois governments for various training programmes etc. The Communist Party of Greece voted against this report because it is a provocation to ask the French Government to disburse funds from that Fund for the thousands of dismissals made by the French monopoly group Peugeot, which even in the midst of a capitalist crisis is showing profits of billions of euros (EUR 1.7 billion in 2010 and EUR 1.3 billion in 2011). The Workers’ Movement cannot confine itself to claiming crumbs from the EGF to assuage the workers’ anger, without raising any protest against the French monopoly that throws workers out on the street and maintains its profitability, or against the bourgeois French Government of the Social Democrats, which defends monopoly interests by every possible means. The Communist Party of Greece supports the workers’ fight for the return to work of all those who were dismissed; it supports the struggle of the working class to ensure that those who pay for the crisis are the plutocrats who caused it – not the working class and the poorest strata of society."@en1
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