Protesters walk towards policemen during riots in Athens. Photograph: Yiorgos Karahalis/Reuters (Photo from The Guardian)Strife-Torn Greece Begins to Show Signs of Calm
-- New York Times
-- New York Times
ATHENS — Life in Athens slowly returned to normal on Thursday following five days of disturbances and a general strike Wednesday.
No major demonstrations were planned for the first time since Saturday, when a teenage boy was fatally shot by the police, setting off riots in the capital and other major cities that left hundreds of stores damaged and dozens of people injured
Small groups of students staged some protests, attacking police stations in Athens with rocks and bottles, the Greek media reported. Sporadic obstruction of traffic by youths was also expected.
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