Twelve Pillars
Built on research. Yours to shape. Every pillar names its thinker, its evidence, and where it has worked.
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Foundations
What the state owes everyone. Food to eat. Power to run a life. Care when you need it. Security when you cannot work.
Food Sovereignty
Greece imports food it could grow. We support small cooperative farms, local food networks, and municipal procurement that prioritises local producers.
Community Energy
Energy that costs less because you own it. We will legislate for community energy cooperatives with guaranteed grid access and redirect green transition funds to the communities that need them.
Healthcare as a Commons
Greece spends €7.8 billion on health. The money reaches Athens. Rural municipalities lose their doctors. Mental health barely exists. The people who need care most get the least.
Social Security and Dignity
Thirteen pension cuts in eight years. A generation locked out of stable work. A quarter of the economy informal. Greece dismantled its safety net and never rebuilt it.
Democracy
How power works. Who decides, who gets heard, who gets counted.
Direct Democracy
Participatory budgeting. Citizens assemblies. Real decision making power over municipal budgets, given directly to residents.
Gender Parity and Anti-Racism
Greece's parliament is 22% women. Rwanda's is 61%. The evidence for gender parity, anti-racism and intercontinental cooperation is overwhelming. It comes from places Greek politics refuses to learn from.
Border Region Justice
Greek border and host regions hold Europe's infrastructure: Aegean reception islands, MDCA bases at Larissa, Souda and Litohoro, the Alexandroupolis LNG terminal. The host communities deserve proportionate return.
Place and People
What makes staying worth doing. Where you work, what you learn, the culture you build together.
Local Economy
Greek regions produce the surplus. Athens captures the spend. We rebuild the local economy on cooperative ownership and anchor procurement, region by region.
Education as Liberation
The Greek system produces emigrants. That is its function. We replace the banking model with education that produces builders, not exports.
Culture as Infrastructure
People leave because there is nothing to stay for. Cultural vitality drives talent retention. We fund culture as economic infrastructure, not charity.
Europe and World
Greece's relationship with its continent and its neighbours. The rules that bind them. The rules we intend to change.
European Sovereignty
European sovereignty over American dependency. International law over military posturing. Principled consistency over transactional silence.
European Democracy
The European Parliament cannot propose laws. 400 million citizens elected it. We demand a real federal parliament, CAP reform for small farmers, and direct regional access to EU funds.