Greek communists rally against austerity measures

About 6,000 Greek Communist Party supporters marched through central Athens today to protest against austerity measures imposed by the socialist government.

Greek communists rally against austerity measures
Sat, 15 May, 2010 - 15:18

About 6,000 Greek Communist Party supporters marched through central Athens today to protest against austerity measures imposed by the socialist government.

“Workers’ rights are the law” the flag-carrying crowd chanted before dispersing without incident.

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