Solidarity with Volkswagen Workers’ Struggle

PAME salutes the mobilisations of Volkswagen workers in Germany, who are fighting against the new plans for mass layoffs and plant closures. They demand...

Solidarity with the Trade Unions, Workers and People of Nepal

PAME expresses its solidarity with the trade unions, workers and the entire people of Nepal, who are suffering from the devastating floods and landslides. We...

On the Death of a Seafarer in the Strait of Hormuz: Their War Means Coffins for the Working Class and Untold Profits for Capital

The death of yet another seafarer following the attacks on Greek-owned tankers in the Strait of Hormuz is another crime with a well-known cause:...

We strengthen our solidarity with the heroic people of Palestine!

The bodies of 112 Palestinians have been recovered from the rubble in Gaza’s Sabra neighbourhood. Among them were 40 children, 38 women and seven...

Cuba Is Not Alone! New Solidarity from PAME delivered to the Heroic People of Cuba!

On Sunday, 2 August, PAME delivered to the CTC) solidarity collected by trade unions in Greece. The moving response of the workers, who gave even...

Militant Nationwide Strike by Commerce Workers in Greece on July 19th for the Right to Sunday Rest and a Sectoral Collective Agreement

Thousands of commerce workers across Greece sent a strong and militant strike message on Sunday, 19 July 2026, demanding the protection of Sunday as...

Militant protests across Greece by public-sector workers and student associations against the reactionary constitutional revision

Thousands of public-sector workers took part in the work stoppage on Tuesday 14th of July and in strike rallies in Athens and in cities across Greece, opposing the constitutional revision that...

Significant successes for PAME in critical battles in Greece

Two important battles that were underway in Greece’s trade union movement have been completed with significant successes for PAME, sending a hopeful message in...

PAME denounces the authoritarian measures of the Turkish government ahead of the 36th NATO Summit, which will be held in Ankara on July 7–8.

The generalized ban on gatherings, demonstrations, and every form of popular mobilization for 13 days, from June 28 to July 10, constitutes an unacceptable...