Greece OKs austerity plan

Greece OKs austerity plan

ATHENS, Greece - Riot police officers guard an area near the Greek parliament (shown in the background) in Athens on June 29, 2011. The parliament approved a sweeping austerity plan the same day amid often violent protests on the streets.

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