Greece: ‘There’s no more left to cut’…(Yep!…Time For A War!)

Wednesday, February 8, 2012
By Paul Martin

Thousands of Greeks protest over the ‘asphyxiating pressure’ from foreign creditors

NATHALIE SAVARICAS
IndependentUK
WEDNESDAY 08 FEBRUARY 2012

That’s enough, we can’t take it anymore.” That was the popular chant coming from protesters in Athens yesterday during the latest 24-hour general strike against the country’s austerity measures. Teachers and doctors joined bank employees to demonstrate against a new round of expected cuts as the cash-strapped country continued to negotiate new reductions in spending to help keep the economy afloat.

Several thousand demonstrators from the public and private-sector unions braved the heavy rainfall, gathering outside Parliament to voice their opposition at the latest proposed measures to secure a €130bn (£108bn) bailout package. Minor clashes broke out when protesters tried to remove a cordon near the parliament building. Police sprayed tear gas and at times clashed with strikers, whose anger intensified overnight when a further 15,000 job cuts were announced.

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