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Athens June 28: Live Streaming & Blogging in English
Thousands Greeks have started to flock to Syntagma Square and take place in front of the Parliament. Protesters arrive in downtown Athens with the Metro, the one public transport mean operating during the 48-hours strike. There are two rallies planned for today. One in the morning with the participation of public and private sector labour unions. And one in the afternoon where also a music concert will take place.
Protesters from several parts of the country, like Corfu, Peloponnese or Thessaloniki, are expected to join the Athens rallies.
With a sound voice, slogans, banners and flags, labour unions and “Indignant” Greeks aim to influence lawmakers and avert them for voting for the Mid-Term Austerity Programme. The voting is scheduled for tomorrow, June 29.
The kick-off of a 48-hours general strike started at 8 o’clock in the morning with members of the Greek Communist party blocking ferries from sailing off from Piraeus port.
Live Streaming from Syntagma Sq
Occasionally the live streaming has some technical problems. Please,
LIVE STREAMING: Γενική Απεργία ενάντια στο… by News247
There is a scond Live streaming from the “Indignant” Greeks camp, in the lower part of Syntagma Sq.
As Greek media are on work stoppage from 11 am to 3 pm, so it will be difficult to bring in news from the debate in the Parliament, I guess.
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