Athens 30.10.2011 Greece
Financial District in Athens.
For many years Greek governments increased spending despite unability to settle the public debt reaching now the amount of 300 billion euros. But that is not the sole problem. The Greek economy crises is also due to the corruption that pervades every corner of day to day life in the country. Transparency International proves that bribery, patronage and other public corruption costs .Greece 8% of its GDP annually, placing the counrty among top of the list of countries drowning in systemic corruption.
Photo: Adam Lach / Napo Images

Athens 28.10.2011 Greece
Protests during National Holiday "Ohi Day" in Athens in the Financial District.
For many years Greek governments increased spending despite unability to settle the public debt reaching now the amount of 300 billion euros. But that is not the sole problem. The Greek economy crises is also due to the corruption that pervades every corner of day to day life in the country. Transparency International proves that bribery, patronage and other public corruption costs .Greece 8% of its GDP annually, placing the counrty among top of the list of countries drowning in systemic corruption.
Photo: Adam Lach / Napo Images

Athens 31.10.2011 Greece
Financial District in Athens.
For many years Greek governments increased spending despite unability to settle the public debt reaching now the amount of 300 billion euros. But that is not the sole problem. The Greek economy crises is also due to the corruption that pervades every corner of day to day life in the country. Transparency International proves that bribery, patronage and other public corruption costs .Greece 8% of its GDP annually, placing the counrty among top of the list of countries drowning in systemic corruption.
Photo: Adam Lach / Napo Images

Athens 26.10.2011 Greece.
Parthenon and guarts.
For many years Greek governments increased spending despite unability to settle the public debt reaching now the amount of 300 billion euros. But that is not the sole problem. The Greek economy crises is also due to the corruption that pervades every corner of day to day life in the country. Transparency International proves that bribery, patronage and other public corruption costs .Greece 8% of its GDP annually, placing the counrty among top of the list of countries drowning in systemic corruption.
Photo: Adam Lach / Napo Images

Athens 28.10.2011 Greece
Financial District in Athens.
For many years Greek governments increased spending despite unability to settle the public debt reaching now the amount of 300 billion euros. But that is not the sole problem. The Greek economy crises is also due to the corruption that pervades every corner of day to day life in the country. Transparency International proves that bribery, patronage and other public corruption costs .Greece 8% of its GDP annually, placing the counrty among top of the list of countries drowning in systemic corruption.
Photo: Adam Lach / Napo Images

Athens 28.10.2011 Greece
Protests during National Holiday "Ohi Day" in Athens in the Financial District.
For many years Greek governments increased spending despite unability to settle the public debt reaching now the amount of 300 billion euros. But that is not the sole problem. The Greek economy crises is also due to the corruption that pervades every corner of day to day life in the country. Transparency International proves that bribery, patronage and other public corruption costs .Greece 8% of its GDP annually, placing the counrty among top of the list of countries drowning in systemic corruption.
Photo: Adam Lach / Napo Images

Athens 28.10.2011 Greece
Protests during National Holiday "Ohi Day" in Athens in the Financial District.
For many years Greek governments increased spending despite unability to settle the public debt reaching now the amount of 300 billion euros. But that is not the sole problem. The Greek economy crises is also due to the corruption that pervades every corner of day to day life in the country. Transparency International proves that bribery, patronage and other public corruption costs .Greece 8% of its GDP annually, placing the counrty among top of the list of countries drowning in systemic corruption.
Photo: Adam Lach / Napo Images

Athens 28.10.2011 Greece
Protests during National Holiday "Ohi Day" in Athens in the Financial District.
For many years Greek governments increased spending despite unability to settle the public debt reaching now the amount of 300 billion euros. But that is not the sole problem. The Greek economy crises is also due to the corruption that pervades every corner of day to day life in the country. Transparency International proves that bribery, patronage and other public corruption costs .Greece 8% of its GDP annually, placing the counrty among top of the list of countries drowning in systemic corruption.
Photo: Adam Lach / Napo Images

Athens 23.10.2011 Greece
Financial District in Athens - National Bank of Greece.
For many years Greek governments increased spending despite unability to settle the public debt reaching now the amount of 300 billion euros. But that is not the sole problem. The Greek economy crises is also due to the corruption that pervades every corner of day to day life in the country. Transparency International proves that bribery, patronage and other public corruption costs .Greece 8% of its GDP annually, placing the counrty among top of the list of countries drowning in systemic corruption.
Photo: Adam Lach / Napo Images

Athens 27.10.2011 Greece
Due to the strike of cleaning company, in Greece on the streets are tons of garbage.
For many years Greek governments increased spending despite unability to settle the public debt reaching now the amount of 300 billion euros. But that is not the sole problem. The Greek economy crises is also due to the corruption that pervades every corner of day to day life in the country. Transparency International proves that bribery, patronage and other public corruption costs .Greece 8% of its GDP annually, placing the counrty among top of the list of countries drowning in systemic corruption.
Photo: Adam Lach / Napo Images

Athens 31.10.2011 Greece
The organization Doctors of the World in Athens. People waiting for medication. Because of the crisis, the number of people whom the organization must support grows rapidly.
Photo: Adam Lach / Napo Images

Athens 31.10.2011 Greece
Financial District in Athens.
For many years Greek governments increased spending despite unability to settle the public debt reaching now the amount of 300 billion euros. But that is not the sole problem. The Greek economy crises is also due to the corruption that pervades every corner of day to day life in the country. Transparency International proves that bribery, patronage and other public corruption costs .Greece 8% of its GDP annually, placing the counrty among top of the list of countries drowning in systemic corruption.
Photo: Adam Lach / Napo Images

Athens 31.10.2011 Greece
Financial District in Athens.
Athens resident raises his hand in a gesture of Fascists in front of the parliament. The Greeks say that everyone in Greece feel the same, once again we fighting against fascism. We do not care where this fascism comes from. At the moment we live in a country with a financial-fascist occupation, followed by the banks throughout the world. Banks occupy us and we want to fight with this new form of fascism.
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Athens 30.10.2011 Greece
Financial District in Athens.
For many years Greek governments increased spending despite unability to settle the public debt reaching now the amount of 300 billion euros. But that is not the sole problem. The Greek economy crises is also due to the corruption that pervades every corner of day to day life in the country. Transparency International proves that bribery, patronage and other public corruption costs .Greece 8% of its GDP annually, placing the counrty among top of the list of countries drowning in systemic corruption.
Photo: Adam Lach / Napo Images

Athens 28.10.2011 Greece
Protests during National Holiday "Ohi Day" in Athens in the Financial District.
For many years Greek governments increased spending despite unability to settle the public debt reaching now the amount of 300 billion euros. But that is not the sole problem. The Greek economy crises is also due to the corruption that pervades every corner of day to day life in the country. Transparency International proves that bribery, patronage and other public corruption costs .Greece 8% of its GDP annually, placing the counrty among top of the list of countries drowning in systemic corruption.
Photo: Adam Lach / Napo Images

Athens 31.10.2011 Greece
Financial District in Athens.
For many years Greek governments increased spending despite unability to settle the public debt reaching now the amount of 300 billion euros. But that is not the sole problem. The Greek economy crises is also due to the corruption that pervades every corner of day to day life in the country. Transparency International proves that bribery, patronage and other public corruption costs .Greece 8% of its GDP annually, placing the counrty among top of the list of countries drowning in systemic corruption.
Photo: Adam Lach / Napo Images

Athens 23.10.2011 Greece
For many years Greek governments increased spending despite unability to settle the public debt reaching now the amount of 300 billion euros. But that is not the sole problem. The Greek economy crises is also due to the corruption that pervades every corner of day to day life in the country. Transparency International proves that bribery, patronage and other public corruption costs .Greece 8% of its GDP annually, placing the counrty among top of the list of countries drowning in systemic corruption.
Photo: Adam Lach / Napo Images

Athens 29.10.2011 Greece
Family of a taxi driver Apostollis Papandreu, now they live very hard. They have the money only from the taxi, and the rising prices and taxes, are raised to them more and more burdensome.
For many years Greek governments increased spending despite unability to settle the public debt reaching now the amount of 300 billion euros. But that is not the sole problem. The Greek economy crises is also due to the corruption that pervades every corner of day to day life in the country. Transparency International proves that bribery, patronage and other public corruption costs .Greece 8% of its GDP annually, placing the counrty among top of the list of countries drowning in systemic corruption.
Photo: Adam Lach / Napo Images

Athens 30.10.2011 Greece
Financial District in Athens.
For many years Greek governments increased spending despite unability to settle the public debt reaching now the amount of 300 billion euros. But that is not the sole problem. The Greek economy crises is also due to the corruption that pervades every corner of day to day life in the country. Transparency International proves that bribery, patronage and other public corruption costs .Greece 8% of its GDP annually, placing the counrty among top of the list of countries drowning in systemic corruption.
Photo: Adam Lach / Napo Images

Athens 30.10.2011 Greece
Financial District in Athens.
For many years Greek governments increased spending despite unability to settle the public debt reaching now the amount of 300 billion euros. But that is not the sole problem. The Greek economy crises is also due to the corruption that pervades every corner of day to day life in the country. Transparency International proves that bribery, patronage and other public corruption costs .Greece 8% of its GDP annually, placing the counrty among top of the list of countries drowning in systemic corruption.
Photo: Adam Lach / Napo Images

Athens 28.10.2011 Greece
Protests during National Holiday "Ohi Day" in Athens in the Financial District.
For many years Greek governments increased spending despite unability to settle the public debt reaching now the amount of 300 billion euros. But that is not the sole problem. The Greek economy crises is also due to the corruption that pervades every corner of day to day life in the country. Transparency International proves that bribery, patronage and other public corruption costs .Greece 8% of its GDP annually, placing the counrty among top of the list of countries drowning in systemic corruption.
Photo: Adam Lach / Napo Images

Athens 23.10.2011 Greece
Around Omonoia Square - the former financial district, has become now one of the poorest regions. It settled byimmigrants from musslim countries and Africa.
For many years Greek governments increased spending despite unability to settle the public debt reaching now the amount of 300 billion euros. But that is not the sole problem. The Greek economy crises is also due to the corruption that pervades every corner of day to day life in the country. Transparency International proves that bribery, patronage and other public corruption costs .Greece 8% of its GDP annually, placing the counrty among top of the list of countries drowning in systemic corruption.
Photo: Adam Lach / Napo Images

Athens 26.10.2011 Greece
Financial District in Athens.
For many years Greek governments increased spending despite unability to settle the public debt reaching now the amount of 300 billion euros. But that is not the sole problem. The Greek economy crises is also due to the corruption that pervades every corner of day to day life in the country. Transparency International proves that bribery, patronage and other public corruption costs .Greece 8% of its GDP annually, placing the counrty among top of the list of countries drowning in systemic corruption.
Photo: Adam Lach / Napo Images