Greeks boycott shops in euro protest

Greek consumers, hit by price increases since the introduction of the euro at the beginning of the year, struck back on today, boycotting shops in protest.

Greek consumers, hit by price increases since the introduction of the euro at the beginning of the year, struck back on today, boycotting shops in protest.

After consumer protection groups called on the public to not spend “a single euro on the market,” many stores remained empty, with early reports indicating business was down by about 70% at many shops.

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