More
than 5,000 people took to the streets of Greece's second-largest city on
Saturday, police said, to protest against a controversial gold mine
that has frayed relations in a northern village.
Protesters carried a banner reading "Toxic dust doesn't have
boundaries. No to gold mines" in Thessaloniki, while in Athens, 500 more
gathered to shout slogans denouncing police brutality they allege was
directed at those who have taken action against the mine.
http://www.businessinsider.com/demonstrators-protest-greek-gold-mine-2013-11
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