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06.05.2010, 16:18
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Athens was the scene of a deadly labor strike on Wednesday, the day before legislators in the Greek capital are scheduled to vote on a tough loan package courtesy of the IMF.
23.10.2010, 02:25
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The French Senate has approved pension reform, raising the retirement age to 62. The decision to support president Sarkozy's proposal has been approved in a vote that went to the wire.
11.03.2010, 13:18
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Greece is being brought to a standstill by another nationwide strike against government debt-reduction measures. The 24-hour walkout is already the second in the last ten days.
05.05.2010, 17:57
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President Barack Obama’s campaign pledge was to defend the little guy. So why is Rahm Emanuel, the White House Chief of Staff, against auditing the Federal Reserve Bank?
27.02.2010, 18:51
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As Congress debates legislation to make the US Federal Reserve less secretive, Republican Ron Paul said the Bank loaned Iraq billions of dollars to buy US weapons in the 1980s.
29.04.2010, 17:35
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On Thursday Dmitry Medvedev and Viktor Yanukovich signed the bill ratifying the agreement on Russia’s Black Sea fleet in Ukraine.
22.10.2010, 08:34
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France is braced for another day of unrest after, according to trade union officials in France, over three million people took to the streets: hurling stones, torching cars and smashing shop windows.
22.10.2010, 18:15
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Despite an outpouring of public opposition, the French Senate took the retirement reform initiative one step closer to fulfillment on Friday as protests continue to hamper the nation.
20.04.2010, 17:10
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Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has accounted for the government’s activities and outlined the prospects of Russia’s social and economic development during his annual address to, the State Duma on Tuesday.
28.10.2010, 09:01
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French trade unions are still taking people out onto the streets, despite the pension reform they are protesting against being given the green light.
Published: 22 October, 2010, 01:11
Edited: 28 October, 2010, 03:23
Europeans take to the streets demanding government action to fix the struggling economy. Americans casually wait and watch as the recession continues.
So USA Citizens, you help bring down the Communism You fought against the communism. Now the USA rich society no longer need the masses: that’s YOU. The machines and computers have replaced the need of most working class, including the army. The rest of the products are made in Asia, China in particular. A service industry will not help. Not many of you want to protest because you helped bring the communism down. Now who was at fault? The rich are having a great time. The USA Police force has increased to the max to control the potential masses/protestors. All you can do is to die in pace; revolting is out of question.