New Greek government faces general strike

Greece's new coalition government promised rescue creditors it will impose additional "deep and broad reforms", as unions launched a general strike against the economic austerity.

Greece's new coalition government promised rescue creditors it will impose additional "deep and broad reforms", as unions launched a general strike against the economic austerity.

The 24-hour strike is the first test of union opposition to prime minister Lucas Papademos' three-week-old government, and is set to halt most public services.

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