Anti-austerity movement in Greece

1479:, protesters surrounded a restaurant where Greek and foreign members of parliament were having a dinner, shouting slogans against them while a few were throwing rocks and other objects at the politicians. Finally, the officials were forced to escape by boat, as the restaurant was near the harbour. In Athens, more than 15,000 people gathered in front of the parliament to protest for an eighth day in a row. This time they were also joined by the Society for the Protection of Citizens by the Arbitration of Banks, and also a group of motorcyclists who also showed their support for the protests. Earlier that evening the riot police had closed up the streets leading up to the embassy of Egypt. To avoid being blockaded inside the parliament like on 31 May, the members of parliament left early on 1 June. Among thousands of protesters in Syntagma square, 32 Greek scientists addressed a letter to the members of parliament calling them to announce the whole truth of the situation 2025:, 98% of people asked said they were informed about the protests. Additionally, 95% of people asked said they had positive impressions about the movement. When asked about their overall opinion of the movement, 86% replied either positive (76%) or probably positive (10%) while 6% replied negative, with an additional 2% as probably negative. 35% of the people asked said they had participated in at least one protest. When asked about their opinion in regards to the media coverage of the events, 53% replied negative and 39% positive. 51% thought the demonstrations are a "very important" event, while 34% felt it was "quite important", with 12% replying they viewed it as either not very important or not important at all. When asked if they believe that the protests may have been politically orchestrated by a political power within the country, 80% replied no and 16% yes. Finally, 52% believed that the protests will bring results, while 39% believed they will not. 2141: 1720:, Theodoros Pangalos, against whom various slogans had been shouted during the demonstrations, adopted a sarcastic stance towards the movement. He said that "the formation of a political movement, however much the people who follow the technological trends don't want to hear this, does not depend on how many 'likes' or 'dislikes' it gets on Facebook". He added "movements without ideology and organization, that is to say movements based on anger, can only lead to either an ineffective release , which at the end of the day is of no interest to the political world, or pave the way for an undemocratic change of regime by organized minorities". In response, the demonstrations addressed many chants to the vice-president, like "the country is sinking, Theodore, lose some weight!" and other more vulgar ones. 1586:, randomly hitting people eating at taverns and making extensive use of chemicals and stun grenades. Doctors at the infirmary set up at Othonos Square said the police had attacked them using stones and pieces of marble. Earlier, two members of the Teacher's Association were attacked by police and were injured, one of them on the head. Police also tried to deny access to the square to an ambulance attempting to transport heavily injured civilians to a hospital. A total of about 270 people were injured on 28 June alone, and over 500 visited the Syntagma Square metro station infirmary on 29 June. The Ministry of Health reported that 99 people were sent to hospitals on 29 June. Following almost two days of violence in the streets in front of the Greek parliament, the Greek TV channel 1554: 1598:, ordered an immediate investigation in the claims according to which the police collaborated with hooded neo-Nazis . The damage caused to Athens' historic city center is estimated to be over 500,000 euro, as shop fronts were vandalised by hooded youth. Finally, it had been proved that there was no cooperation between Greek police and the extreme Right syndicalists, but in fact, it was a group of anarchists that had attacked the Right syndicalists and the police had to intervene to end the clashes. Three of Greece's most famous hotels located on Syntagma Square were forced to evacuate their guests and personnel in view of the uncontrollable situation, something that the media say has not happened since the 1646: 1432: 1638: 1309: 1658: 1566:

government of new austerity measures. The walkout led to the freezing of a number of public services. Journalists and a number of artists also stopped working in solidarity with the protest. That day demonstrations turned violent as protesters clashed with police in front of the Greek parliament and other areas of central Athens. Violence continued during the night and on 29 June, the day when a new package of deeply unpopular austerity measures was passed. The police attempted to evacuate Syntagma Square of protesters, as well as other key protest points in Athens, by driving through the crowds on motorbikes and throwing

881:, declared that "today is a black day for democracy...undemocratic forces have a peaceful demonstration of workers and now petrol bombs have killed three of our citizens and put an immediate danger to the lives of others." He also stated that "the killers will be caught and punished accordingly". Police started a widespread search, with the help of closed-circuit television footage to detect and arrest the suspects. The police blamed "hooded youth" for the incident, while one protester who spoke to BBC blamed police brutality for the escalation of violence which was started when protesters threw 1483: 2129: 2099: 1143: 2087: 1127: 94: 1068:) gathered slightly under 40% of the total number of votes, with the ruling party having 19%, while the opposition came first with 19.5%. In another poll published the same day, the ruling party came first with 20.7% while the opposition came second with 20.4%. According to the polls, neither of the two parties could form a government, even if they combined forces. The lack of co-ordination within the government (with conflicting government officials stating opposing 'government positions') also fuelled the protests. When 970: 36: 1546: 2114: 1849: 1831: 1813: 1795: 1777: 1759: 2365:

onerous consequences, including that the government would not be able to pay the salaries of its employees. On 13 February, the Greek Parliament subsequently approved this latest round of austerity measures by a vote of 199 to 74. On 20 March, the government finally announced they have defaulted and rejected another package from Brussels Bailout and are starting to reform the system. On 5 April, people once again demonstrated against the government after a pensioner named

1301:, as a protest against the government's massive denationalisation schedule, which they perceived as "selling away our country's assets". Although the demonstrations in Thessaloniki were visibly smaller on 26 May, with around 2,500 people participating, competing with a major football game between the city's two major teams and the shops and markets open until late that evening. Some people set up encampments. In Thessaloniki's protests there was a sense of 1376: 2071:, prominent Greek songwriter and political activist, especially during the years of the dictatorship (1967–1974), also expressed his support for the movement in an open letter addressed to the demonstrators. Famous Greek singer Giannis Kotsiras also expressed his open support for the initiative. Some members of the Greek clergy have also expressed their open support for the demonstrations, notably bishops Anthimus of Thessaloniki and Ambrosius of 840: 317: 1012:. Some EU officials went so far as to say that Greece should start selling its assets to other European nations to receive loans, and the Dutch Minister of Finance said that the Greek parliament would not like this proposal and characterised the opinion of the Greek parliament as "a sensibility" that no one can consider at this time. Meanwhile, unemployment exceeded 15%, while a large percentage of full-time workers only received the 6047: 1463:, while the dean of the university was also a key speaker at the event. Once the protest at the university was over, the 10,000 protesters joined forces with the demonstrators already in front of the parliament, totalling between 25,000 and 50,000. The demonstrators surrounded the Greek parliament, making it impossible for MPs and workers inside the building to exit. Eight MPs escaped through the adjacent 1663: 1660: 1659: 2177:. Meanwhile, the Federation of Tourism Workers held a 24-hour strike and a demonstration in a central square of Athens. The Federation also said that they would hold another 24-hour strike, but did not define a date for it. The sit-in at various hotels was met with criticism from government officials as well as various labour unions involved in the tourism sector. 1662: 1702:'s Eleftherias Square agreed to leave the square peacefully, following the intervention of a local prosecutor; the prosecutor had warned that unless the demonstrators evacuate the square, force would be used, like in Athens. Following the evacuation of the square by the protesters, police cleared the square of the kiosk that the demonstrators had set up. 1992:, denied all accusations claiming that "it's the police that operates, not the government". Regarding the video in which police are allegedly helping hooded youth, he said that the people in the video are not police; the Athens Prosecutor accepted the demands for an investigation into the matter. On the matter of the attack on the 1372:. In Thessaloniki a cycling race was organised as part of the demonstration. All across the country the movement was becoming more organised, media reported, with teams of doctors, translators, and food supplies set up by the protesters, especially at Syntagma Square, which had turned into the main protest center for the country. 5258: 1743:, commented in regards to the Indignant Citizens Movement saying that "today protesters in Greece and the world are demonstrating against matters of national governance which are more weak than they used to be and, despite their inner weaknesses, are trapped by the global powers and the changes of a global system". 2210:

On 5 October 2011, there was a general strike. During the demonstrations police clashed with youth and made 10 arrests. Police are also investigating claims by journalists that they were assaulted by police officers. The police officer who assaulted the journalist was arrested, but then released on 6

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The strikes in fact began on 17 October, when the seaman's union walked off the job for 48 hours, shutting down the ferry services between the islands. Customs officials who clear fuel refinery deliveries also held a 24-hour strike that day. The shortage of fuel and goods in the Greek islands due to

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party accused the government of "abolishing the very principles of democracy" and filed a complaint against the government for "cheering while at the same time outside the building tear gas was being overly used". Members of the parliamentary group of PASOK characterised the actions of the police as

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in 1973, "some people considered these demonstrations provocative". He further added that not only does the Indignant Citizens Movement have a clear ideology (even if it is a "technology trend" as Pangalos described it), but that it also "reflects the real needs of the Greek society". He pointed out

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help Greece in this time of crisis and accused the clergy of receiving oversized salaries. When protesters asked the metropolitan bishop how much his religious attire costs, he replied "not much, it's fake". They were forced to exit the grounds through the back door with the aid of the police, using

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30 May saw continued demonstrations in Athens and other cities around Greece, although visibly smaller than the demonstrations of 29 May. More than 4,000 people demonstrated in front of the Greek parliament on 30 May, with some sources claiming that over 10,000 people were present. The demonstrators

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Elsewhere in Athens, some demonstrators threw rocks, bottles, and pieces of marble at the police. Numerous trash bins were lit on fire. Some broke windows, threw petrol bombs, and committed other acts of vandalism. Other protesters set up barricades and burned cars. Across Athens, at least 12 people

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29 May was set as a day of peaceful pan-European demonstrations. It was estimated that the demonstration in Athens alone attracted more than 100,000 demonstrators in front of the Greek parliament, while others put the estimates around 80,000. Demonstrations included people of all ages and financial

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slogans. Most of the bank's employees managed to escape the burning building, but two employees who jumped from the second-story balcony were injured and two women and a man were found dead after the fire was extinguished. It was reported that fire crews had difficulty reaching the scene because of

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In response to the proposed spending cuts and tax increases, a nationwide strike was called for 5 May. Starting at midnight, aeroplane, train, and ferry traffic in and out of the country ceased. Schools, some hospitals, and many private businesses were closed. The demonstrations are seen by some as

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Demonstrations continued for a third consecutive day on 27 May. Thousands of people gathered in front of the Greek parliament, again in heavy downpour, joined by the "I'm Not Paying" movement. As a means of protesting, people wearing white masks formed a human shield around the Tomb of the Unknown

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era (1975–present) in that it was a protest organised without political or trade union affiliations. Demonstrators who expressed political party affiliation during the demonstrations were condemned by the majority of the demonstrators, as the organizers claimed that there was no room for political

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When Greece signed the Memorandum with the European Union and the IMF in 2010, the matter of the constitutional legality of the memorandum came under criticism in Greece, both by the people and some of the country's most prominent university professors of law. The Athens Association of Lawyers, as

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suggested in an editorial that the protests speak of a deeper issue in Greek politics: she asks, 'What the advocates of this scenario do not seem to grasp is that the political class is out of touch with the population,' and 'How can we expect to see solutions and progress by the very same people

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and other squares in cities across the country. On 28 June 2011, Greek unions, including those whose members dominate the country's health, transportation, education, and government jobs began a 48-hour strike, in protest of the deteriorating economic situation and suggestions on the part of the

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Speaking to members of Parliament, Papademos called for calm and urged members to pass the plan while asserting that violence and vandalism had no place in democracy. He also stated to the lawmakers that if the majority of them chose to vote against the austerity measures there would be several

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Square held throughout July and early August, until the municipal police evacuated the square of all protesters that had camped inside on 7 August 2011. The police said that the protesters were in violation of various archaeological and environmental provisions, while also making seven arrests.

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from toxic fumes when they were unable to escape from a roof exit that was blocked. They had gone to work despite the general strike over fears of losing their jobs. They have been identified as Paraskevi Zoulia, 35, Angeliki Papathanasopoulou, 32 (who was four months pregnant), and Epaminondas

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The anti austerity movement in Greece led to a gradual decline in the popularity of the socialist PASOK party. In 2011, Greece had the highest rate of those at risk of poverty or social exclusion in the Eurozone(31 per cent compared to an average of 24.2 per cent across the EU as a whole). The

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Additionally, the Greek government has pledged to amend the constitution as a result of the protests. Among the most important aspects of the constitutional reform will be the change of the functions of the Greek political system. The Greek government has said it will open up the discussion on

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in Greece's second city, and demonstrations were also held in many other Greek cities. Some of the most popular slogans that were heard on 29 May were "the worst form of violence is poverty" and "a magical night, like in Argentina, lets see who gets in the helicopter first!", a reference to

641:. This was worsened by Greece's problem with tax evasion among the country's upper middle and upper class, with the top bracket of households being responsible for 80% of total tax debt owed to the government. In early 2010 policy makers suggested that emergency bailouts might be necessary. 2361:. In total 45 buildings were set ablaze and 25 protesters and 40 officers were injured. The protests had been preceded by a 24-hour nationwide general strike on 7 February, when the two largest labour unions in Greece said the proposed measures would "drive Greek society to despair." 1677:

Protests across the country continued in July, marking 5 weeks and 2 days of protest on 1 July. Despite the fact that the austerity measures had been passed, a large crowd, but smaller than on previous days, gathered in front of the Greek parliament to protest peacefully on 2 July.

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that evening to protest against the government. Some sources put the number of people in front of the parliament to over 300,000 while the organizers claim that over 500,000 people took part in the demonstration, making it the largest demonstration in Athens since the 1980s. At the

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In early September 2011, as new measures were announced by the Minister for Finance on 6 September, various unions of the country's public sector announced they would go on strike. These include teachers, doctors, taxi drivers, customs officials and tax collectors, as well as

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Despite the violent protests and use of tear gas by police to evacuate Syntagma Square the previous evening, peaceful protests continued on 30 June with thousands of people gathered in front of the Greek parliament. Demonstrations also took place in Greece's second city,

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said on 30 May that the protest was a "healthy and sound demonstration", but when a motion was put forth at the municipal council to declare the municipality's support for the demonstrations, the mayor said that he felt "it is not appropriate to express our sympathy".

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became largely unpopular in Greece, with some polls showing that 62% believe it was a bad decision. This memorandum came into action 7 October 2011. Amid accusations that the government has not achieved its goals according to the IMF memorandum, some countries in the

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The demonstrations continued nationwide for a second day on 26 May. Despite heavy rainfall in central Athens, reportedly over 14,000 people gathered in front of the Greek parliament for a second day in a row. The media reported that half of the people gathered at

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protesters occupied the street where the scheduled student parade was to take place and shouted slogans against the officials present (which included the Minister for Defence). Heckling of politicians occurred in many other cities across the country, including

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The chief motivator behind the anti-austerity protests appeared to be a deprivation type stimulus with actors, such as financial institutions and other foreign bodies such as the EU and Germany, being held accountable for the austerity policies implemented.

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in Athens were youth, whereas the other half were over 40, including families and children. In line with the Spanish quote of "Be quiet, the Greeks are sleeping" which triggered the Greek protests, two new banners appeared, one in French (Silence!

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radical left party and the first party leader to comment on the demonstrations, said that "no one has the right to make the people , or tell them that they have no say in their country's future by means of a referendum". He added that the

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was forced to temporarily deactivate its Facebook page as thousands of people left negative and derogatory comments on the page because the channel did not cover the events of 29 May. The demonstrations did catch the attention of the

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party, said that "these people need to get a sense of political ideology and move to a deeper revelation: from what they don't like, to what they like", implying that a non-political movement will be ineffective and without results.

637:—were sensitive to changes in the business cycle. As a result, the country's debt began to pile up rapidly. The Government announced in late 2009 that it had racked up enough debt to be running a deficit of almost 13% of Greece's 836:. Nearby buildings, including a finance ministry building, were set on fire. Prime Minister George Papandreou responded "Nobody has the right to violence and particularly violence that leads to murder. Violence breeds violence." 2260:, the Minister of Education), while of the members of the band of the Municipality of Athens attached black ribbons to their instruments, as if in mourning. Additionally, a crowd of people had gathered in front of the historic 1076:, stated that "our withdrawal from the Eurozone is on the table, we have to speak frankly" on 25 May, Greek banks lost liquidity equal to 1.5 billion Euro from withdrawals in two days. Meanwhile, the Minister of Finance, 471:. The Athens Prosecutor agreed to an investigation into accusations of excessive use of tear gas, as well as the alleged use of other expired and carcinogenic chemical substances. As of 2011, the investigation was under way. 2198:'s union announced that, in the interest of serving the public, air traffic controllers would not go on strike but would refuse to work overtime. Workers at the Swedens Urban Transport Organization (which includes the 1667:

A police officer appears to pick an object off the ground and throws it, as a protester using a camera calls to him to put it down because he is being filmed. Others in the background chant for the police to leave the

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with a marginal majority of 155 seats in the 300-seat parliament. The measures themselves had attracted much criticism both from the Greek public and within the country's political scene. Between June and July 2011,

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asked the major parties in Greece to come to an agreement in regards to the new set of austerity measures, but twice the major parties failed. In a poll published on 29 May 2011, the two major parties (the ruling

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In the early to mid-2000s, the government took advantage of Greece's strong economy by running a large deficit. As the world economy cooled in the late 2000s, Greece was hit hard because its main industries—

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using tear gas by police, the minister said that "people with health issues were transported to hospitals and the others left inside were wearing gas masks more expensive than the ones used by police".

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Following the blockade of the solution. The flattening of our democracy can only lead to a slippery road. The majority of the Greek people can be angry, but not under these circumstances".

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who are inextricably, causally linked to the problem?' However other sources suggest that the movement was a positive reaction triggering a series of innovative socio-political processes.

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Demonstrations were scheduled to continue for "as long as it takes". These demonstrations were the largest event to be organised over the internet in Greece. With the exception of

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An estimated 100,000 people marched through Athens, with some estimates stretching to 500,000. As protests gained momentum, a large group tried to storm the parliament building in

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in loans (with a 5% interest for the most part, provided by the Commission), with additional funds available in the future. The total value of the loans was expected to be in the

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On 18 October 2012 another demonstration against austerity measures was held. During the demonstration, clashes broke out and a man died of heart attack outside the parliament.

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5 June was set as a second day of pan-European demonstrations and marked the 12th continuous day of demonstrations. It is estimated that well over 200,000 gathered at Athens'

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On 25 May 2011, peaceful demonstrations started in Athens and other major cities, protesting the new austerity measures proposed by the government, in the same spirit as the

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called for a renewal of the loan programme to Greece that had been conditioned on fiscal tightening. The measures adopted by Greece were considered harsh by the protesters.

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and triggering national elections. He also commented that "I see a Prime Minister that is unable to react, an opposition that is unwilling to play the game, and a

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by the Greek government, described as "unprecedented". These include more public sector pay cuts, pension reductions, new taxes on company profits, an increase on

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be activated. The funds were expected to be available quickly, but it was unclear if they would be activated before a crucial 19 May debt rollover. On 27 April,

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On 28 May, demonstrations continued with at least 7,000 people gathered in front of the Greek parliament. A number of new flags appeared, including those of

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constitutional amendment in September, both to the public and the media. Other media have pointed out that this could not be legal before 2013 because the

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On 5 and 6 May 2010, the Hellenic Parliament passed the proposed austerity measures, claiming they show the Greek government's commitment to tackling its

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who said that Papandreou should 'get rid of some of the novices he has in his government, make an overture to the opposition and go full-steam ahead.'

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that the parliament make a full report of country's current financial situation. This was caused by the forthcoming second memorandum voting, which

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First the Arab world, then Madrid, now Athens. Outraged Greek youth has taken its lead from the Arab spring and Spanish protests over unemployment.

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loan proposals, which demand that Greece liberalise its economy. They helped Greece reach a loan agreement, announced on 2 May, for an immediate

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of the United Nations reported an independent UN expert's warning that the austerity measures could result in violations of the Greek people's

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urged rapid passage. Merkel remarked that "Quite simply, Europe's future is at stake." The plan requires Germany to provide the largest share,

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that took place across the country. The events, which began on 5 May 2010, were provoked by plans to cut public spending and raise taxes as

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in front of the parliament, demanding that those responsible for the crisis be sent to justice. Over 30 tents were set up in front of the

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backgrounds. The oldest person at the demonstration was a 102-year-old grandmother looking after her granddaughter, who also spoke at the

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while making extensive use of tear gas. Media mentioned that the police used unnecessary violence against protesters. Officials from the

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affiliation or violence in the demonstrations. The focus of the protesters was against the government and the current driving forces of

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through 2012, represent the biggest government overhaul within a single generation. The cuts are in line with the European Commission-

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Inspired by the Arab uprisings, they have dug in to oppose further spending cuts in exchange for a second bail-out by the EU and IMF.

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passed the cost-cutting Economy Protection Bill. On 23 April, the Greek government requested that a bailout package offered by the

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suicide rate in Greece had increased 26.5 per cent from 377 in 2010 to 477 in 2011. The declining conditions led to the left wing

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On 23 February 2011, there was a recurrence of violent protests and strikes, involving up to 100,000 people as German Chancellor

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committed suicide by shooting himself, refusing to share the fate of those people who have had to search for food in garbage.

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and sparked the Greek protests, said that its members support the Greek demonstrations and that "this is only the beginning".

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Rüdig, W. and Karyotis, G., 2014. Who Protests in Greece? Mass Opposition to Austerity. British Journal of Political Science

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should be supportive of the demonstrations and that "things are turning at a fast pace, and the people are waking up".

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On 12 February, as many as 500,000 protesters gathered in Athens outside the Parliament House to voice opposition to

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The first round of austerity in 2010 failed to stop Greece's rising debt, which is expected to go up by 10% in 2011.

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On 23 August 2011, there was a demonstration by workers in the tourism sector. The Pan-Worker's Front staged a

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party being swept to power in early 2015 with their anti austerity policies being well received across Greece

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against the junta, over 50 thousand people marched in Athens, additionally demanding the resignation of the

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by riot police, which had put together large metallic barriers to close off streets. Police also brought a

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by 20 March. Police used large amounts of tear gas and flash grenades, while protesters hurled stones and

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have stated that they will not be lending Greece any more money if the IMF does not do so, including the

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hosted an anti-government protest with the aid of famous Greek composer and anti-dictatorship fighter

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When we, the people, start discussions without fear, fear grips them, inside the parliament building.

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of the Greek government, but the Council judged the contract to be constitutional in late June 2011.

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blamed bank management for inadequate safety measures in the building and called for strike action.

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and activists as the Greek parliament voted to accept the EU's austerity requirements. Incidents of

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http://www.statistics.gr/portal/page/portal/ESYE/BUCKET/General/LivingConditionsInGreece_0413.pdf

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well as a number of labour unions, brought the question of the legality of the memorandum to the

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Apart from the economic crisis, there is also a developing political crisis in the country. The

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was passed with 155 votes in favour in the 300-seat parliament. The next day, the Office of the

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in central Athens (close to the VIP stand) and shouted slogans against the economic crisis. In

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Indignants cleaning the streets around Syntagma Square on their 22nd day of protest on 15 June.

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also added to frustration, but these were categorically rejected by the Greek government, the

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In the early hours of 22 June 2011, George Papandreou and his government narrowly survived a

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The Hellenic Parliament was expected to vote on the proposed austerity measures on 6 May.

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The taxation system is not the same for the rich and the poor. Equal rights for everyone.

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This is not just the politician's fault. It's all our faults, with our selfish attitudes.

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Livestream of the protests at Syntagma Square, Athens | Reflections on a Revolution ROAR

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This series of demonstrations differed from almost all other demonstrations in Greece's

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People paying their respects to the memory of the people who died on 5 May, 2010 at the

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Please help update this article to reflect recent events or newly available information.

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Gopal, A(2015), What Austerity Looks Like Inside Greece, The New Yorker, available at:

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accused the government of "not being able to control 200 thugs in central Athens". The

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Adoption of a new constitution, written by the people and not the members of parliament

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Also on 5 May, the German parliament began debating the bailout package, as Chancellor

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Video of police hitting and gassing people in a grocery store near Syntagma on 29 June

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in support of the demonstrations. An estimated 10,000 people gathered in front of the

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In a survey published in June 2011 by Public Issue on behalf of the Greek TV channel

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cut the country's main debt rating to BB+ ("junk" status), increasing concern that a

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and the metropolitan bishop of Thessaloniki, Anthimus. The crowds demanded that the

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https://www.newyorker.com/business/currency/what-austerity-looks-like-inside-greece

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co-operating with extreme Right syndicalists. The Minister for Citizen Protection,

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In separate votes on 29 and 30 June, Parliament approved the austerity measures.

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The Crisis before 'The Crisis': Violence and Urban Neoliberalizationin Athens

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On 28 June 2011, amid violent protests in the square outside parliament, the

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of 592 Euros, or less. Rumours suggesting Greece's future exclusion from the

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the strike of ferry and fuel services has already begun to manifest itself.

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Video of police brutality on 29 June, destroying tents and hitting civilians

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Video of police throwing tear gas inside a Metro station packed with people

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2010–12 civil unrest over the government debt crisis and resulting policies

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2010 European sovereign debt crisis § Greek government funding crisis

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The second day of the protests was marked by clashes between members of

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and Zougla Radio, which provided live coverage of the demonstrations in

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in Syntagma square. The demonstration in Greece's second-largest city,

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A police officer flees rock throwers; a crowd assembles peacefully in

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and more than 70 were brought in for questioning by Wednesday evening

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Soldier, in Syntagma Square. On 27 May, the proceedings of the first

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I vote, You vote, He votes, She votes, We vote, You vote, They steal.

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were injured, and more than 70 people were detained for questioning.

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In an interview with a Greek newspaper on 1 June 2011, the Spanish

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A similar vote was issued by the people's assembly in Thessaloniki.

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Demonstrations should take place every evening at 6 pm and an

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Greece, your turn has come, you have to stop burying your children!

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from within the Greek political elite, and by the Greek journalist

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A bin on fire during riots of 29 June in a street near parliament.

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31 May marked seven days since the start of the protests, and the

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Analysts said the protests could mark the beginning of protracted

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Refusal to pay debt which members of the movement consider to be

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in Greece's second-largest city, where a direct democracy style

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Oust! (Greek interjection of a negative nature, meaning "leave")

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Tsakalis, 36. Papandreou called the incident a "murderous act".

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in Athens, where they scuffled with police, causing some of the

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aired a video with claiming that it was showing members of the

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to the Greek government, without which the country would face

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inside the Syntagma Square metro station. Police also stormed

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Bread-Education-Freedom – the dictatorship didn't fall in '73!

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On 17 November, the annual day of demonstrations to mark the

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forbids any other changes to the constitution prior to 2013.

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Cancellation of the memorandum signed between Greece and the

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Any corrupt politician should either be sent home or to jail.

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range. Papandreou submitted the bill to Parliament on 4 May.

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Theodoros Skylakakis, who is aligned with the newly founded

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The People's Assembly in front of the parliament on 30 June.

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demonstrations moving through the area. The victims died of

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The first vote of the people's assembly of Syntagma Square.

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started on 6 December 2008, when Alexandros Grigoropoulos (

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stated that any use of violence is sad and unacceptable.

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Economy of Greece § 2010–2017 government debt crisis

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Their democracy guarantees neither Justice nor Equality.

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European Commissioner for Maritime Affairs and Fisheries

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Clash between riot police and a citizen – 29 June 2011.

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Demonstrators in front of the Greek parliament, 29 May.

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Silence! The French are sleeping! They are dreaming of

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and IMF-director nominee, and French Finance Minister,

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On 6 December, to mark an anniversary of the death of

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We do not owe, we will not sell away, we will not pay.

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On 29 June 2011, violent clashes occurred between the

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Weeks, Natalie; Bensasson, Bensasson (30 June 2011).

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Flavia Krause-Jackson and Gabi Thesing (3 May 2010).

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Forelle, Charles; Granitsas, Alkman (23 April 2010).

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There were demonstrations in co-ordination with the

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Archived from 5642: 5624:"Για 6η μέρα οι "αγανακτισμένοι" στον Λευκό Πύργο" 5618: 5616: 5381: 5197: 5195: 4230: 3993: 3941: 3711:"Greece police tear gas anti-austerity protesters" 3190:"Greece police tear gas anti-austerity protesters" 2737:"Greek PM George Papandreou to unveil new cabinet" 1723:On 29 May, the spokesman of the Greek government, 1561:Demonstrations continued throughout June, both at 964: 8043:Economic and Monetary Union of the European Union 7195: 7084: 6883: 6594: 6541: 5868: 5734:"Μπλόκο" αγανακτισμένων σε βουλευτές στην Κέρκυρα 5523:Πιστοί στο έκτο ραντεβού τους οι "Αγανακτισμένοι" 5487: 5420:"EUROPEAN REVOLUTION 29 MAY—ALL CITIES OF EUROPE" 5018: 4963: 4935: 4574: 3855: 3853: 3741:"In Photos: Greek protesters storm the Acropolis" 3027: 3025: 2713:. Usamarketnews.com. 16 June 2011. Archived from 2410:Crisis situations and unrest in Europe since 2000 2268:protesters threw eggs at the officials, while in 447:were reported by international media such as the 8901: 7384: 7382: 6570: 6236: 6234: 6232: 5991: 5989: 5987: 5985: 5983: 5727: 5725: 5543: 5541: 5412: 5365:(in Greek). star.gr. 28 May 2011. Archived from 5337:(in Greek). star.gr. 28 May 2011. Archived from 5166: 5164: 5162: 4994: 4992: 4416: 3469:"Three killed after protesters torch Greek bank" 3230: 3056: 3054: 3052: 2169:, as well as the iconic Electra Palace Hotel in 1222:The maid resisted. What do we do? 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On 29 June 2011, amid violent protests, the 790:and hung banners: "People of Europe Rise Up". 8950:Anti-austerity protests in the European Union 8161: 7868: 7854: 7390:"Δέκα συλλήψεις κατά τα επεισόδια στην Αθήνα" 7379: 7040:"Outraged Greek youth follow Spanish example" 6457: 6455: 6453: 6244:Πλήγμα για την Ελλάδα το βομβαρδισμένο κέντρο 6229: 6098: 5980: 5722: 5538: 5434: 5159: 4989: 4532:. agelioforos.gr. 1 June 2011. Archived from 4348:"Greece and austerity: Brussels v the people" 3944:"In Athens the day was calm. Then came night" 3642:"Behind the protests spreading across Greece" 3634: 3251: 3049: 3002: 2868: 2629: 2627: 2625: 2495: 2493: 2491: 2489: 2440:"Outraged Greek youth follow Spanish example" 2375: 1150:information kiosk at Syntagma Square, 31 May. 600: 342: 8191:Conscientious objection to military taxation 7420:. greece.greekreporter.com. 15 October 2011. 7365: 7032: 6373:Πιστοί στο ραντεβού τους οι "Αγανακτισμένοι" 6364: 5458: 4745:"Ελλάδα – Πάνω από 20.000 οι "αγανακτισμένοι 4479:"Μόλις που ξεπερνάει το 40% ο δικομματισμός" 4210: 4208: 4161: 4064:"Greek Parliament Passes Austerity Measures" 3972: 3825: 3762: 3419:"Three dead as Greece protest turns violent" 3157: 3106:"Cuts to Debt Rating Stir Anxiety in Europe" 2606:(in Greek). koutipandoras.gr. 13 June 2011. 2333:at the police, who responded with tear gas. 2211:October until conclusive evidence is found. 1273: 1259:, and the vice-president of the government, 993:memorandum signed between Greece and the IMF 396:, anti-austerity activists organised by the 7635: 7633: 7252: 7233:Η κυβέρνηση αποφάσισε ό,τι διέταξε η τρόικα 7162: 7054: 6732:"Greek government survives confidence vote" 6659:Τρέμουν την κοινωνική αναταραχή στην Ευρώπη 6486: 6484: 6482: 6464:Επιστροφή στη δραχμή θέλουν οι μαυραγορίτες 6205: 6157: 6155: 6137:1871.1/a5f5f3bf-372b-4e1f-8d76-cbe25382a4d0 6013: 5926: 5924: 5922: 5700: 5698: 5696: 5516: 5514: 5512: 5469:"Greece set for severe bail-out conditions" 5327: 5325: 5097: 5049: 4770: 4497: 3672:"In Greece, a crisis decades in the making" 3599:"Explainer: Why is there unrest in Greece?" 3441: 3384: 3104:Jack Ewing and Jack Healy (27 April 2010). 3097: 3075:"Greece asks for $ 60 billion bailout" 2970: 2202:) are considering going on strike as well. 1541:Minister of culture, minister of censorship 8407:The Cold War and the Income Tax: A Protest 8168: 8154: 7861: 7847: 7693:Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty homepage 6623: 6450: 6022:"The Irregularities of Violence in Athens" 5842: 5840: 5809: 5671: 5353: 5310:(in Greek). real-democracy.gr. 26 May 2011 5075: 4695:(in Greek). eleftherotypia.gr. 26 May 2011 4030:"Three dead as Greek strike grows violent" 3005:"Violent Clashes in the Streets of Athens" 2649: 2622: 2549:"Μάριος Λώλος: Το χτύπημα ήταν δολοφονικό" 2526:Επεισόδια στο Σύνταγμα 12 Φεβρουαρίου 2012 2486: 2465:"Greece crisis: Revolution in the offing?" 1716:on 29 May 2011, the vice-president of the 1287:Be quiet, you will wake up the Italians... 1117:"Indignant Citizens Movement" (May–August) 895:Greek Federation of Bank Employees' Unions 879:Minister for the Protection of the Citizen 771:On May Day, there were protest marches in 692:. The proposed changes, which aim to save 607: 593: 349: 335: 8196:List of historical acts of tax resistance 7450:"Ξεμένουν τα νησιά από τρόφιμα – βενζίνη" 6522:Μόδα των τεχνολογιών οι Αγανακτισμένοι... 6135: 5626:. makthes.gr. 30 May 2011. Archived from 4852:. Star.Gr. 7 October 2010. Archived from 4446: 4296: 4274: 4205: 4183: 3254:"Three reported killed in Greek protests" 2777: 2165:at some of Athens' most famous hotels on 2151: 1909:On 2 June 2011, 16 parliament members of 1321:on Syntagma Square were published by the 983:Economy of Greece § 2010 debt crisis 805:the most widespread since the end of the 7630: 6700: 6479: 6152: 6040: 5919: 5707:Σε "κατάσταση πολιορκίας" το Κοινοβούλιο 5693: 5549:"Σας περιμένουμε στον Πύργο το Λευκό..." 5509: 5322: 5276: 4712: 4710: 4061: 4004:"Greek bank staff strike after firebomb" 3828:"Deaths place Greece on 'edge of abyss'" 3758: 3756: 3754: 3525: 1939:voted in favour of passing a new set of 1710:In an interview for the Greek newspaper 1656: 1644: 1636: 1552: 1544: 1481: 1430: 1374: 1307: 1141: 1125: 968: 838: 365:involved a series of demonstrations and 7010: 6493:Θεόδωρος Πάγκαλος κατά "Αγανακτισμένων" 6024:. Cultural Anthropology. Archived from 5837: 5679:"Στην πλατεία πάλι οι "Αγανακτισμένοι"" 5551:makthes.gr. 30 May 2011. Archived from 5495:"Spanish-inspired protest grips Athens" 5285:Νέο ραντεβού από τους "Αγανακτισμένους" 5173:Ξανά στον Λευκό Πύργο οι αγανακτισμένοι 5144:Χιλιάδες πολίτες και εχθές στο Σύνταγμα 4631: 3975:"Bank employees walk off the job today" 3337:"EU puts positive spin on Greek rescue" 3137:"S&P downgrades Greek debt to junk" 2578:. Cultural Anthropology. Archived from 2233:(KKE) and hard-line protesters (mainly 1475:Demonstrations continued on 1 June. At 1275:Les Français dorment! Ils revent de '68 14: 8902: 8339:Northern California War Tax Resistance 8329:National Campaign for a Peace Tax Fund 7297:(in Greek). tanea.gr. 7 September 2011 6932: 6688:(in Greek). protothema.gr. 1 June 2011 5797:(in Greek). protothema.gr. 2 June 2011 4742: 4101: 4080: 2594: 1959:by Greek and foreign media as well as 1782:The protests of Thessaloniki on 25 May 1764:Video of the Athens protests on 25 May 1705: 565:Greek government debt crisis articles: 8782:Campaign Against Home and Water Taxes 8574:Revolt of the Comuneros (New Granada) 8149: 7842: 7267:(in Greek). skai.gr. 7 September 2011 6832:"Δημοψήφισμα πριν από την αναθεώρηση" 5393:Οι πλατείες είναι γεμάτες για 4η μέρα 4915: 4913: 4707: 4454:"Xωρίς συναίνεση στα φλέγοντα θέματα" 3922: 3751: 3682:from the original on 12 December 2008 3652:from the original on 15 December 2008 3605:from the original on 17 December 2008 2899: 2785:"Ο Μάης του Facebook και με ομπρέλες" 885:at police; the police responded with 667: 131:Unemployment, inflation, corruption, 8579:Regulator Movement in North Carolina 8299:Association of Real Estate Taxpayers 8289:All Britain Anti-Poll Tax Federation 8095:2010 European Union bank stress test 7119:Ο Μίκης στέλνει γράμμα στις Πλατείες 6907:Το Κίνημα των Αγανακτισμένων Πολιτών 6183: 3334: 2420:List of protests in the 21st century 2244:), protests occurred nationwide. In 2017:Public perception and media coverage 1582:, as well as the streets around the 1574:also said that the police had fired 794:5 May 2010 strike and demonstrations 766: 726:Relationship to the 2008 Greek riots 497:Tax evasion and corruption in Greece 212:5 April 2012 : 1 (Marios Lolos) 29: 8201:Tax resistance in the United States 7992:Icelandic financial crisis protests 7212:(in Greek). skai.gr. 23 August 2011 7183:(in Greek). skai.gr. 23 August 2011 6867:. government.gov.gr. Archived from 5886:Εκκωφαντική λαοθάλασσα στο Σύνταγμα 5308:"Proceedings of the First Assembly" 4260:"Στο 15,9% η ανεργία το Φεβρουάριο" 2996: 1404:movement has formulated during the 1210:Error 404, Democracy was not found. 893:. 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CNN. 12 February 2012 7126:(in Greek). 28 May 2011 6666:(in Greek). 29 May 2011 6376:(in Greek). 2 July 2011 5893:(in Greek). 5 June 2011 5768:(in Greek). 2 June 2011 5422:(in Greek). 26 May 2011 5400:(in Greek). 28 May 2011 5037:(in Greek). 26 May 2011 4977:(in Greek). 25 May 2011 4898:(in Greek). 26 May 2011 4804:(in Greek). 26 May 2011 4010:. Australia. 5 May 2010 3079:The Wall Street Journal 2958:. Amnesty International 2933:. Amnesty International 1672: 1600:events of December 1944 1470: 845:Marfin bank firebombing 559:September 2015 election 517:Anti-austerity movement 426:social networking sites 400:movement, known as the 223:Anti-austerity protests 18:May 2010 Greek protests 8721:Poplar Rates Rebellion 8569:Philadelphia Tea Party 8080:Irish emergency budget 8016:March for a Better Way 7375:. BBC. 5 October 2011. 7020:. imf.org. 26 May 2011 6099:Dalakoglou D. (2012). 5938:. 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