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 Damielle
 
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							| Hello myfriends from Greece!! I�m watching the news on TV and I�ve seen that there are some riots in Greece because a teenager was killed. Can you tell me what is really happening?? |  12 Dec 2008      
					
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 memthefirst
 
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							| I don�t know for sure but it is not really for a murder of a teenager.The rebels are actually against the government.I hope everything settles down at once.Peace at home peace all around the world.Mustafa Kemal ATATURK. |  12 Dec 2008     
					
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 Damielle
 
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							| So... I missed  the first part of the news!!! I haven�t seen the news for a long time.. |  12 Dec 2008     
					
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 cgato
 
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							| Hi!   I read today that it was the killing of a 16 year old boy by the police that has started it. But young people in Greece have been in trouble for a long time: low income, lack of jobs, etc. It was said that the difference between rich and poor is very big. However it seems the situation is calmer. The government has thought about sending the army to the streets, but they haven�. The problem is that these riots may start in other european countries! Hope not. But the economical crisis is really bad! Well, this is what I read in the portuguese press.   BYE |  12 Dec 2008     
					
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