Athens Declaration of the European Left
- Athens Declaration of the European Left
The Athens Declaration of the European Left is the conclusion of the 1st Congress of the European Left Party (Athens, 29-30 October 2005). The parties signing the declaration were the following:
*Austria - Communist Party (KPO)
*Belgium - Communist Party (CPB)
*Czech Republic - Party of Democratic Socialism (SDS)
*Estonia - Left Party (ELP)
*France - Communist Party (PCF)
*Germany - Left Party/PDS
*Greece - Coalition of the Left, of Movements and Ecology (Synaspismos/SYN)
*Hungary - Workers Party
*Italy - Communist Refoundation
*Luxemburg - The Left (Dei Lenk)
*Portugal - Left Bloc (BE)
*Romania - Socialist Alliance Party (SAP)
*San Marino - Communist Refoundation
*Spain - United Left, Communist Party, United and Alternative Left of Catalunya (IUeA)
*Switzerland - Party of Labour
The text of the Declaration
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