A protester throws a stone at a policeman during riots outside Greece's parliament in Athens, December 12, 2008. (Yiorgos Karahalis/Reuters)From The International Herald Tribune:
ATHENS: Youths protested outside the main police headquarters of the capital Monday, pelting riot police officers with flour and other objects to protest the shooting death of a teenager. Riot forces responded with tear gas.
An estimated 2,000 youths at the rally blocked one of the main avenues of Athens, chanted slogans and set fire to trash bins before dispersing. Two demonstrators were arrested.
Students also staged peaceful blockades of several other busy roads Monday in the capital and protested at the main court complex, where five people arrested during riots last week were to appear before an examining magistrate. Riot police officers guarded the complex and no disturbances were reported.
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My Comment: One can sense that the energy to continue this anarchy is declining. With temperatures dropping and winter around the corner .... this will probably be more effective to stop the rioting than tear gas.