Grecia, un día después de las protestas
Grecia, un día después de las protestas
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Uno de los decenas de comercios saquedos durante la madrugada en Atenas.
13.02.2012AFP PHOTO / Angelos TzortzinisPeople stand in a vandalised shop, on February 13, 2012 in central Athens. Global markets climb after Greek lawmakers approve radical budget cuts vital to secure a 130 billion euro rescue package aimed at averting bankruptcy, after a day of street battles left dozens injured and Athens buildings ablaze. According to official figures, 45 buildings were wholly or partly destroyed by fire as violence erupted during demonstrations while parliament voted through the tough new austerity measures aimed at averting national bankruptcy. AFP PHOTO / Angelos Tzortzinis
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Las pancartas, proclamas y pintadas contra las "injerencias" Alemania fueron numerosas en las calles atenienses.
13.02.2012AFP PHOTO / LOUISA GOULIAMAKIA man walks past the Bank of Greece headquarters with the plaque altered to read "Bank of Berlin" in Athens on February 13, 2012. Greece took a big step toward a second bailout to avert bankruptcy on February 13 after lawmakers approved radical budget cuts despite street battles, with the EU and Germany praising the vote. AFP PHOTO / LOUISA GOULIAMAKI
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Los propietarios se afananpor limpiar los destrozos y los cristales rotos tras una noche de violencia en la capital griega.
13.02.2012REUTERS/John KolesidisWorkers start clean-up operations in a burned-out shopping arcade after a night of violence which followed the Greek parliament approval of a deeply unpopular austerity bill in Athens, February 13, 2012. Police said 150 shops were looted in the capital and 48 buildings set ablaze. REUTERS/John Kolesidis (GREECE - Tags: BUSINESS EMPLOYMENT CIVIL UNREST)
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