EfSyn
I Efimerida ton Syntakton, commonly EfSyn, is an Athens daily launched in 2012 by journalists organized as a cooperative, in which staff hold ownership. It emerged during Greece's economic crisis and is consistently characterized as left-wing, broadly sympathetic to the political space around SYRIZA and critical of austerity policies, balancing Greece's centre-right press.
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