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Oct 19

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Greece Faces ‘a Make or Break Moment’ as Austerity Protests Swell

Riots erupted Wednesday in Athens, Greece, as tens of thousands protested another round of tax hikes and spending cuts. Judy Woodruff gets an update on the riots, concerns over the nation's future job market and the physical toll that stress…

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Jun 28

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Rioting, General Strike Leave Greece in Standstill Ahead of Austerity Vote

The streets of Athens, Greece, were filled with fighting Tuesday over prospects of more spending cuts and tax increases. The violence marred a general strike as the Parliament considers new austerity measures intended to fend off a national default. Independent…

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Jun 16

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Chance of Greek Bailout Default Worries Global Markets

Anxiety over the Greek debt crisis spooked markets in Europe and Asia again Thursday as investors worry about problems there spreading. Meanwhile, Greece's prime minister held an emergency Socialist Party meeting but delayed a Cabinet reshuffle until Friday. Daisy McAndrew…

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Feb 23

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News Wrap: Protests Continue in Bahrain, Yemen as Saudis Work to Avoid Unrest

In other news Wednesday, protests continued across the Arab world as new unrest developed in Greece and India. Protesters in Yemen held their ground after their camp was attacked by pro-government forces. In Saudia Arabia, King Abdullah announced a series…

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Dec 23

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News Wrap: Greece OKs Budget, Adds More Austerity Measures

In other news Thursday, the governing socialists in Greece passed a new budget that reduces health and defense spending while raising consumer taxes. The steep taxes and deep cuts have sparked widespread protests in Athens and elsewhere.

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Nov 01

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Mail Bomb Explodes in Greece, Two Suspects Arrested

A package exploded at a mail delivery service in Athens, Greece, burning one employee. Police arrested two suspects after finding more bombs on the men near the facility. One of the packages was addressed to French president Nicolas Sarkozy. Ray…

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Jul 01

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As Greek Protests Continue, Prime Minister Says Economic Shift Is ‘Daunting’

As part of his ongoing series of reports making sense of financial news, Paul Solman talks with Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou about the country's debt crisis and its impacts on the global economic recovery.

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May 06

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After Scare in U.S. Markets, Possible Combination of Causes Investigated

As police in Greece used teargas to control new protests late Thursday, U.S. markets went into a wild ride for a few hours. Judy Woodruff examines the possible links and other potential causes for the market unrest with a reporter…

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May 06

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U.S. Markets Plunge Amid Greece Fears, Possible Tech Glitch

Stocks plunged then rallied slightly as concerns grew that Greece's ongoing debt crisis would impact the global financial recovery. Also, a possible technical glitch was being investigated by market officials. Jeffrey Brown reports.

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May 05

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In Greece, People ‘Quite Incredulous’ After Protests Turn Deadly

Protests in Athens turned violent over Greece's plans to adopt austerity measures to help keep the country from defaulting on its debt. Margaret Warner talks to reporter John Psaropoulos in Greece about the reactions on the ground to the riots…

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