Police clashed with violent demonstrators in Greece's second-largest city of Thessaloniki as more than 25,000 people ranging from taxi-drivers to sports fans joined a wave of anti-austerity protests, while Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou delivered his annual, keynote speech on the economy. Two people were arrested and nearly 100 people detained, police said, while at least two demonstrators were injured during the clashes. Fire bombs were seen being thrown at riot police opposite the university as they stood on the grounds of the Thessaloniki International Trade Fair where Prime Minister George Papandreou delivered his address.
coming to a country near you.
yappertrap 5 months ago 7
@thorcido Where do you live?, if it is Europe, very soon.If it is the U.S, about six months, if you are in a country that has thrown the I.M.F out and are on your own well done, you have won the game of life but it will effect you too because the whole banking sector is too big and interconnected and they fucked up.
RussMaxable 5 months ago