Three people died in a fire-bomb attack on a bank in Athens on Wednesday (5 May) while protesters against an EU-IMF loan package attempted to storm the country's parliament. The violence, analysts are concluding, is "very bad news" for market confidence, with monitors becoming increasingly convinced that the govenment will not be able to push through its austerity measures.
Three employees of the Marfin Popular Bank suffocated at its building in Stadiou Street in the Greek capital, acc...
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