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#205 | Manolis Glezos tear-gassed; reformist trade union leader attacked by demonstrators

Manolis Glezos, 88, is a historical figure of the greek Left, being one of the two people who dragged down the Nazi flag from the Acropolis during Athens’ Nazi occupation. Today, the 88-year old was tear-gassed by police (pic, below) and is in hospital in a critical but non-life threatening condition.

Also today, the head of the reformist trade-union GSEE, Panagopoulos, was attacked by demonstrators.

More info from today’s demonstrations and pics, as they come.

2 Comments

  1. errrrr wrote:

    GSEE is not exactly a “reformist” trade union, it is the general trade-unions (umbrella) association, under the control of the current ruling party (PASOK). To PASOK’s neoliberal theses adheres the current president G. Panagopoulos and most of GSEE bureaucrats.

    Saturday, March 6, 2010 at 2:11 am | Permalink
  2. gar wrote:

    More fotos and description here >>
    http://garizo.blogspot.com/2010/03/blog-post_5605.html

    Saturday, March 6, 2010 at 9:52 am | Permalink

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