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It's make or brake today in Greece - as the government sits down to vote on tax hikes and spending cuts. It's viewed as the country's last chance to stave off default - something that could have ruinous consequences for the Euro. But public opposition has turned violent. Scenes from downtown Athens resemble a warzone as protesters clash with police amid volleys of tear gas. Hundreds of thousands of people nationwide walked off their jobs in the strike against austerity. They say drowning the country in debt at crippling interest rates has failed once - and it'll fail again.

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LIVE FEED Syntagma Square: www.zougla.gr www.zerohedge.com In the streets of Greece, arguably the biggest protest in years is now descending into violence. People are venting their anger against a new package of austerity measures the country is likley to adopt as soon as Thursday.

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Reporting from hotel room; loads of provocateurs and the like outside

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LIVE FEED Syntagma Square: www.zougla.gr www.zerohedge.com For latest updates, follow RT on twitter.com and www.facebook.com Police and protesters in Athens clash outside the parliament as the so-called "mother of all strikes" is underway in Greece. Around 125000 people are taking part in the largest protest since financial turmoil began crippling the country.

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Ο κόσμος στο Σύνταγμα People in Syntagma Square

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LIVE FEED Syntagma Square: www.zougla.gr www.zerohedge.com Original and HD version: www.youtube.com www.youtube.com/watch?v=G67fM54Wy9A Constitutional attack on the mat rally in Syntagma Square, against the hike, kyrikaki

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Syntagma Square for the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Greece, which is located at the Parliament Building. Every hour, guards called Evzones perform the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Greece changing of the guard. The Evzones wear curious uniforms with pom-poms on the toes of their shoes and skirts with stockings. The uniforms differ in the summer from the winter garb, and on Sundays and special celebrations the uniform is the most formal. The 11 o'clock am Sunday changing of the guards at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Greece is a more ornate ceremony, where scores of people gather to watch.

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Ο κόσμος στο Σύνταγμα People in Syntagma Square

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When I got back from Athens the first thing I did was take a shower to wash away the stench of tear gas, Maalox and fear that had hung around me since the morning. Although I have seen my fair share of violent clashes here in Greece, including the uprising in December 2008, nothing had prepared me for the sheer level of savagery shown by the Athens riot police. More than once I saw them act like wild animals, pouncing upon anyone foolish enough to stop to plead or remonstrate with them

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The call back to Syntagma came after weeks of minimal activity & visibility since the 28 & 29 June, even though the direct democracy People's Council continued to meet every night. This video - with narration - witnesses the tension between the 'predominant' young and the riot police after a sudden escalation of the multi-generational gathering being pushed back from the Parliament building towards Syntagma Square - and the citizens 'pushing back' with their presence and later, conversation.

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Together we stand, divided we fall.

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Greece Unrest Syntagma Tear Gas Police documentary cops economy crisis 2011 extremists protest peacfull Left Side of the Greek Parliament Oposite the Grand Bretagne Hotel. The place where the riot started by a groop of people separetad from the majority of peacfull protestors. At some point the protestors tried to push away the specific group which led to actions of "street fighting". Overall police benefited the events since at some point the group that started the riot mixed up with the protestors inside the main part of Syntagma square and Police teargashed everyone for about 4 hours. Unconfirmed reports of extremists arrests carrying Police ID 's. It is common in all Greek major Protests, to have violent events, even deaths. Last year in one of the biggest protests 3 bank workers died in a series of unexplained and unidentified events. During the 15th of June, Greek police have fired tear gas at protesters as MPs negotiate on the government's future and prepare to debate new austerity measures required for the EU and IMF bail-out. Masked extremists where embedded in the peaceful protest. Disclaimer: Sole purpose is document.

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Changing Of The Guard At The Syntagma Square In Athen's Greece.

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LIVE FEED Syntagma Square: www.zougla.gr www.zerohedge.com For latest updates, follow RT on twitter.com and www.facebook.com In the streets of Greece, arguably the biggest protest in years is now descending into violence. People are venting their anger against a new package of austerity measures the country is likley to adopt as soon as Thursday.

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When I got back from Athens the first thing I did was take a shower to wash away the stench of tear gas, Maalox and fear that had hung around me since the morning. Although I have seen my fair share of violent clashes here in Greece, including the uprising in December 2008, nothing had prepared me for the sheer level of savagery shown by the Athens riot police. More than once I saw them act like wild animals, pouncing upon anyone foolish enough to stop to plead or remonstrate with them Time and time again the police sent vollies of tear gas into packed crowds and it's only by a miracle that no one got crushed under foot as thousands of people ran panic striken from the gas and flash grenades. Nor did this stop throughout the day, from the moment the trouble started at 1pm till after midnight Syntagma Square smelt and sounded like a war zone with an almost continous series of loud explosions and renewed tear gas attacks on the Los Indignados encampment. Even as far away away as Monesteriki (a neighbourhood about 1km from parliament) rampaging motocycle officers created havoc as they attacked peaceful protesters in cafes and tavernas and gunned their bikes along narrow streets packed with tourists drinking coffee outside. At no point did the level of police response correspond with the threat they were facing, instead of calmly dealing with a small group of stone throwing trouble makers they launched an all out attack on five fronts against demonstrators which succeeded in <b>...</b>

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Music: Natalie Merchant "WHICH SIDE ARE YOU ON" Come all you good workers, Good news to you I'll tell Of how the good old union Has come in here to dwell. Which side are you on? Which side are you on? Which side are you on? Which side are you on? My dady was a miner, And I'm a miner's son, And I'll stick with the union 'Til every battle's won. They say in Harlan County There are no neutrals there. You'll either be a union man Or a thug for JH Blair. Oh workers can you stand it? Oh tell me how you can? Will you be a lousy scab Or will you be a man? Don't scab for the bosses, Don't listen to their lies. Us poor folks haven't got a chance Unless we organize.

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Evzones March To The Parliament For The Changing Of The Guards.

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Impressions and a tribute to the movement for social equality and Direct Democracy in Athens, Greece between May & June 2011. (Occupy Syntagma Square Movement) Much strength for further struggles... Long live international solidarity! Χαιρετίσματα από τη Γερμανία προς την Ελλάδα. Δεν χρωστάμε. Δεν πουλάμε. Δεν πληρώνουμε! - We don't owe. We don't sell. We don't pay! Talking about a revolution... Poor people gonna rise up; and get their share. Poor people gonna rise up; and take what's theirs... Δεν ανήκουμε σε κανένα κόμμα. - We don't belong to any party. Get up, stand up: stand up for your rights! Get up, stand up: don't give up the fight! (2x) Preacher man, don't tell me, Heaven is under the earth. I know you don't know, what life is really worth. It's not all that glitter is gold; 'Alf the story has never been told: So now you see the light, eh! Stand up for your rights. Come on! Refrain: Get up, stand up... Most people think, Great god will come from the skies, Take away everything, and make everybody feel high. But if you know what life is worth, You will look for yours on earth: And now you see the light, You stand up for your rights... True revolution needs radical changes towards free societies beyond capitalism and patriarchy. Free of classes, oppression, greed for profit, and imperialist wars! DIRECT DEMOCRACY and free education for all. Production under the control of organised workers, neighbourhood councils, and LAICISM without compromise. Full political <b>...</b>

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Great Holiday Trip To Athen's Greece. Watching A Parade Of The Greek Evzones. Parliament Building.

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Μultimedia documentary of Athens Syntagma square Media Center. Starring Pigoulinos, representing the people of PIGS realdemocracygr.wordpress.com www.amesi-dimokratia.org There is a plan to strangle financially the nations so that the rich become richer and the poor poorer. A "select" few want to control entire states. To start with, the banks set in motion in each country the plan for the extreme accumulation of debt, assisted by corrupt governments. Then comes the IMF ... Those who collaborated with the profiteers; those who bailed-out the banks; those getting ready to sell out the national property to the vultures that created the crisis; those who governed but failed to claim reparations for the World War II damages from Germany continuing instead -because of bribery- to buy weaponry from the "ally"; all these who undermined the public interest should be accused of high treason. Instead unemployment increases dramatically, poverty goes rampant, businesses close down, the public sector shrinks, social welfare --education, healthcare, pensions -- are brought to nought, labour and social rights are cut down, justice disappears, equality is yet to be found, it is a struggle to maintain dignity with the cuts in wages and pensions, the country's resources and its property go to private hands, the nation's sovereignty is undermined, the very citizens themselves end up the property of those who rule the world. EVERYBODY KNEW WHAT WOULD FOLLOW. Because all those who governed <b>...</b>

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Footage from Syntagma Square In front of the Greek Parliament Oposite the Grand Bretagne Hotel. The place where the riot continued by a groop of people separetad from the majority of peacfull protestors. Overall police benefited the events since at some point the group that made all the trouble mixed up with the protestors inside the main part of Syntagma square and teargashed everyone for about 5 hours. During the 29th of June, Greek police have fired tear gas at protesters as MPs voted new austerity measures required for the EU and IMF bail-out. Masked extremists where embedded in the peaceful protest. Police used extensivelly various chemicals against the protestors and the few extremists. Also used stones. 700people where given first aid mostly with breathing problems. Such violence among Greek urban clashes has never before experienced in this extreme strengh. Overall the scenery was filled with spent tear gas granedes and cannisters and stones. Disclaimer: Sole purpose is document.

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SYNTAGMA SQUARE, Athens, 20th Oct. 2011; 2nd day of national General Strike. 100sof thousands of peaceful demonstrators in the public space in front of the greek parliament, protesting against a government gone IGNORANT to its peoples' needs, RIDICULOUS when claiming to be ANY good in problem solving & a COMPLETE FAILURE when it comes to innovation! By the way, the people are running from bashing members of the communist trade union, that took upon themselves the task of protecting the 'established power'....

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Footage from Syntagma Square In front of the Greek Parliament Oposite the Grand Bretagne Hotel. The place where the riot continued by a groop of people separetad from the majority of peacfull protestors. Overall police benefited the events since at some point the group that made all the trouble mixed up with the protestors inside the main part of Syntagma square and teargashed everyone for about 5 hours. During the 29th of June, Greek police have fired tear gas at protesters as MPs voted new austerity measures required for the EU and IMF bail-out. Masked extremists where embedded in the peaceful protest. Police used extensivelly various chemicals against the protestors and the few extremists. Also used stones. 700people where given first aid mostly with breathing problems. Such violence among Greek urban clashes has never before experienced in this extreme strengh. Overall the scenery was filled with spent tear gas granedes and cannisters and stones. Disclaimer: Sole purpose is document.

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Great Time In Athens At The House of Parliament At Syntagma Square.Changing Of The Guards. Evzones

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Footage from Syntagma Square Right Side of the Greek Parliament Oposite the Grand Bretagne Hotel. The place where the riot continued by a groop of people separetad from the majority of peacfull protestors. At some point the protestors tried to push away the specific group which led to actions of "street fighting". Overall police benefited the events since at some point the group that made all the trouble mixed up with the protestors inside the main part of Syntagma square and teargashed everyone for about 4 hours. During the 28th of June, Greek police have fired tear gas at protesters as MPs negotiate on the government's future and prepare to debate new austerity measures required for the EU and IMF bail-out. Masked extremists where embedded in the peaceful protest. Disclaimer: Sole purpose is document.

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POLICE FIRED TEARGAS AT THE PROTESTERS IN THE SQUARE

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Greek police have fired tear gas at protestors attempting to block off access to the Parliament in Athens. Over 20 thousand angry demonstators were trying to prevent MPs from voting on new austerity measures needed to secure more bailout cash from the EU.

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