This week’s newsletter from AthensLive is out: * The police kill an unarmed 18-year old. * The aftermath - And one MP with a black eye. * Piraeus Port: The most crucial strike you will read nothing of.
- are the main headlines to be found inside this highly informative weekly must-read from and about Greece. An 18-year old Roma man, co-driver in a stolen car, and two juveniles are dead from police fire. Serious questions arise about whether the use of lethal force was legitimate. Riot police cracked down on demonstrators. They beat an MP. One smashed a shop window as if he was some hooligan. Container handling workers on the Port of Piraeus have risen up against their COSCO employers as one of their colleagues lost his life at work. Add to these headlines and main features a lot more overview and details about a variety of aspects of Greece during the week - together with an abundance of links to further reading and to more knowledge about Greece today.
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