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Former Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou, left, and his newly appointed successor, Lucas Papademos, met Friday in the Maximos Mansion, in Athens, Greece. Mr. Papademos named a cabinet to implement the country’s latest €130 billion ($177 billion) bailout.
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A departure board at Athens international airport is pictured through a metal advertising placard on April 19, 2010. More than 100 destinations from Athens were canceled due to the Icelandic volcanic ash cloud which covered large parts of Europe for the past four days. Iceland’s Eyjafjoell volcano has started spewing out less ash, a sign the eruption could be tapering off and that Europe’s air traffic nightmare could be coming to an end, experts said today.
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Greeks who gathered to show solidarity for terrorism suspects clashed with the special police outside the prosecutor’s office in Athens. Six people were brought in for their suspected participation in the activities of the far left Revolutionary Struggle.
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Greek taxi drivers blocked Syntagma Square in Athens during a 48-hour strike to protest against new austerity measures.
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A protester clashed with riot policemen during an anti-government rally in Athens. Greek police fired tear gas at a group or protesting youths on the margins of a march against the government’s European Union-backed austerity plans.
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