Uploaded by RussiaToday on Oct 19, 2011 Flights are grounded, schools, shops and factories all quiet - as the country endures what’s being called the 48-hour ‘mother of all strikes’. But parliament’s still considering squeezing spending even further, to stave off national bankruptcy. Financial analyst Patrick Young says the situation is Greece is so dire, [...]
Flights are grounded, schools, shops and factories all quiet - as the country endures what’s being called the 48-hour ‘mother of all strikes’. But parliament’s still considering squeezing spending even further, to stave off national bankruptcy. Financial analyst Patrick Young says the situation is Greece is so dire, that more belt-tightening won’t help it shed [...]
International debt inspectors are having trouble visiting key ministries in Greece - because angry workers are occupying them in their latest anti-austerity protest. The delegation are in Athens to decide whether Greece is fit enough for another portion of bailout - the government’s last chance to evade a collapse later this month. The decision was [...]
Live Chat, Video & Audio (Greek): www.zougla.gr The Greek government has voted in favour of a new round of austerity cuts - securing the next multi-billion instalement of cash from the EU and staving off a default. But furious protesters have reacted violently to the vote, with battles between police and demonstrators continuing just meters [...]
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