The outcome of the Greek parliamentary elections doesn't only reflect the fall of the austerity measures but also the the rise of the Fascism Agenda. Beside the rejection of Greece's two main political parties - Pasok and New Democracy- which combined are projected to hold a majority of one seat in the country 300 seats parliament, two other trends are noticeable. First, the far left coalition with anti-austerity agenda managed to triple its shares in the parliament seats as it its projected to take 50 seats which will make it the second largest bloc in the parliament. The other surprising outcome was the rise of the ... (full story)