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Greece, politics
July 22, 2015 - Athens, Greece - Debate and vote on the second draft law with the prior actions of the agreement with Greece's creditors, at Parliament, on July 22, 2015..In photo: Greek PM Alexis Tsipras delivers a speech at Parliament (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Greece, politics
July 22, 2015 - Athens, Greece - Debate and vote on the second draft law with the prior actions of the agreement with Greece's creditors, at Parliament, on July 22, 2015..In photo: Finance minister Euclid Tsakalotos, Justice minister Nikos Paraskevopoulos(C) with Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras. Debate and vote on the second draft law with the prior actions of the agreement with Greece's creditors, at Parliament, on July 22, 2015 (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Greece, politics
July 22, 2015 - Athens, Greece - Debate and vote on the second draft law with the prior actions of the agreement with Greece's creditors, at Parliament, on July 22, 2015..In photo: Greek PM Alexis Tsipras delivers a speech at Parliament (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Greece, politics
July 22, 2015 - Athens, Greece - Debate and vote on the second draft law with the prior actions of the agreement with Greece's creditors, at Parliament, on July 22, 2015..In photo: Greek PM Alexis Tsipras during the debate at Parliament (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Greece: Anti-austerity protest
Silhouettes of people in front of the Parliament. Unions gather in Syntagma square to protest against the voting of the new austerity measures by Syriza government. The protest ended with clashes between anti-authoritarians and riot police. (Photo by Kostas Pikoulas / Pacific Press)/PACIFICPRESS_74831/Credit:PACIFIC PRESS/SIPA/1507160814 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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Greece: Anti-austerity protest
Anti-authoritarians covered with smoke from tear gas bombs thrown by riot policemen. Unions gather in Syntagma square to protest against the voting of the new austerity measures by Syriza government. The protest ended with clashes between anti-authoritarians and riot police. (Photo by Kostas Pikoulas / Pacific Press)/PACIFICPRESS_74807/Credit:PACIFIC PRESS/SIPA/1507160814 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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Greece: Anti-austerity protest
A woman walks in front of riot policemen and covers her face due to tear gas smoke. Unions gather in Syntagma square to protest against the voting of the new austerity measures by Syriza government. The protest ended with clashes between anti-authoritarians and riot police. (Photo by Kostas Pikoulas / Pacific Press)/PACIFICPRESS_74812/Credit:PACIFIC PRESS/SIPA/1507160814 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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Greece: Anti-austerity protest
Dumpsters are set on fire by rioters to neutralize tear gas smoke. Unions gather in Syntagma square to protest against the voting of the new austerity measures by Syriza government. The protest ended with clashes between anti-authoritarians and riot police. (Photo by Kostas Pikoulas / Pacific Press)/PACIFICPRESS_74820/Credit:PACIFIC PRESS/SIPA/1507160814 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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Greece: Anti-austerity protest
A media van is set on fire by rioters. Unions gather in Syntagma square to protest against the voting of the new austerity measures by Syriza government. The protest ended with clashes between anti-authoritarians and riot police. (Photo by Kostas Pikoulas / Pacific Press)/PACIFICPRESS_74813/Credit:PACIFIC PRESS/SIPA/1507160814 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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Greece: Anti-austerity protest
Protesters march holding banners during the protest. Unions gather in Syntagma square to protest against the voting of the new austerity measures by Syriza government. The protest ended with clashes between anti-authoritarians and riot police. (Photo by Kostas Pikoulas / Pacific Press)/PACIFICPRESS_74802/Credit:PACIFIC PRESS/SIPA/1507160814 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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Greece: Anti-austerity protest
A molotov bomb explodes in front of riot policemen. Unions gather in Syntagma square to protest against the voting of the new austerity measures by Syriza government. The protest ended with clashes between anti-authoritarians and riot police. (Photo by Kostas Pikoulas / Pacific Press)/PACIFICPRESS_74803/Credit:PACIFIC PRESS/SIPA/1507160814 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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Greece: Anti-austerity protest
A man walks in front of a graffiti saying "all to the streets". Unions gather in Syntagma square to protest against the voting of the new austerity measures by Syriza government. The protest ended with clashes between anti-authoritarians and riot police. (Photo by Kostas Pikoulas / Pacific Press)/PACIFICPRESS_74816/Credit:PACIFIC PRESS/SIPA/1507160814 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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Greece: Anti-austerity protest
Tourists watch the clashes inside a hotel lobby. Unions gather in Syntagma square to protest against the voting of the new austerity measures by Syriza government. The protest ended with clashes between anti-authoritarians and riot police. (Photo by Kostas Pikoulas / Pacific Press)/PACIFICPRESS_74814/Credit:PACIFIC PRESS/SIPA/1507160814 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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Greece: Anti-austerity protest
Silhouettes of protesters in front of the Parliament. Unions gather in Syntagma square to protest against the voting of the new austerity measures by Syriza government. The protest ended with clashes between anti-authoritarians and riot police. (Photo by Kostas Pikoulas / Pacific Press)/PACIFICPRESS_74832/Credit:PACIFIC PRESS/SIPA/1507160814 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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Greece: Demonstration in Favor of Remaining in Eurozone
People shouting slogans despite the rain. People demonstrate in favor of "Yes" in the upcoming referendum in 5th July. While the government says the question is about the memorandum terms, the anti-government supporters say it is about the country's Eurozone future. (Photo by Kostas Pikoulas / Pacific Press) *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field ***
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Greece: Demonstration in Favor of Remaining in Eurozone
Women hold EU flags and shout slogans. People demonstrate in favor of "Yes" in the upcoming referendum in 5th July. While the government says the question is about the memorandum terms, the anti-government supporters say it is about the country's Eurozone future. (Photo by Kostas Pikoulas / Pacific Press) *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field ***
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Greece: Demonstration in Favor of Remaining in Eurozone
A protester holds an EU friendly placard. People demonstrate in favor of "Yes" in the upcoming referendum in 5th July. While the government says the question is about the memorandum terms, the anti-government supporters say it is about the country's Eurozone future. (Photo by Kostas Pikoulas / Pacific Press) *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field ***
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Greece: Demonstration in Favor of Remaining in Eurozone
A banner is seen that says "Yes to Greece, yes to euro". People demonstrate in favor of "Yes" in the upcoming referendum in 5th July. While the government says the question is about the memorandum terms, the anti-government supporters say it is about the country's Eurozone future. (Photo by Kostas Pikoulas / Pacific Press) *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field ***
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Greece: Demonstration in Favor of Remaining in Eurozone
An elderly couple hold "yes" placards. People demonstrate in favor of "Yes" in the upcoming referendum in 5th July. While the government says the question is about the memorandum terms, the anti-government supporters say it is about the country's Eurozone future. (Photo by Kostas Pikoulas / Pacific Press) *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field ***
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Greece: Demonstration in Favor of Remaining in Eurozone
Protesters hold "yes" banners and imitation ten Euro bills. People demonstrate in favor of "Yes" in the upcoming referendum in 5th July. While the government says the question is about the memorandum terms, the anti-government supporters say it is about the country's Eurozone future. (Photo by Kostas Pikoulas / Pacific Press) *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field ***
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Greece: Demonstration in Favor of Remaining in Eurozone
Anti-government and EU friendly placards are seen during the protest. People demonstrate in favor of "Yes" in the upcoming referendum in 5th July. While the government says the question is about the memorandum terms, the anti-government supporters say it is about the country's Eurozone future. (Photo by Kostas Pikoulas / Pacific Press) *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field ***
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Obama signs memorandum of disapproval
March 31, 2015 - Washington, D.C., United States: U.S. President Barack Obama signs a memorandum of disapproval regarding S.J. Res. 8, a Joint Resolution providing for congressional disapproval of the rule submitted by the National Labor Relations Board relating to representation case procedures, in the Oval Office of the White House. (Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Obama signs memorandum of disapproval
March 31, 2015 - Washington, D.C., United States: U.S. President Barack Obama smiles after signing a memorandum of disapproval regarding S.J. Res. 8, a Joint Resolution providing for congressional disapproval of the rule submitted by the National Labor Relations Board relating to representation case procedures, in the Oval Office of the White House. (Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Obama signs memorandum of disapproval
March 31, 2015 - Washington, D.C., United States: U.S. President Barack Obama speaks to the media before signing a memorandum of disapproval regarding S.J. Res. 8, a Joint Resolution providing for congressional disapproval of the rule submitted by the National Labor Relations Board relating to representation case procedures, in the Oval Office of the White House. (Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Homeless of Athens
Jan. 8, 2013-Athens, Greece: Psychologists and sociologists from the City of Athens Homeless Foundation (K.Y.A.D.A) roam the city with a van full of blankets, sandwiches, raisins and juices to give to the homeless. They suggest hostels for short term accommodation where the homeless can go for a bath, eat and sleep especially on very cold days. Research data suggest that the number of street homeless people and those in transitory shelters in the city of Athens is approximately 11,000. 3,000 Greeks and 8,000 foreigners. Poverty in Greece increases due to unemployment, high -extra- illegal taxes. The rise in the cost of living threatens Greeks' ability to buy food. Pensioners feel it the most. (Maro Kouri/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Homeless of Athens
Jan. 8, 2013-Athens, Greece: Psychologists and sociologists from the City of Athens Homeless Foundation (K.Y.A.D.A) roam the city with a van full of blankets, sandwiches, raisins and juices to give to the homeless. They suggest hostels for short term accommodation where the homeless can go for a bath, eat and sleep especially on very cold days. Research data suggest that the number of street homeless people and those in transitory shelters in the city of Athens is approximately 11,000. 3,000 Greeks and 8,000 foreigners. Poverty in Greece increases due to unemployment, high -extra- illegal taxes. The rise in the cost of living threatens Greeks' ability to buy food. Pensioners feel it the most. (Maro Kouri/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Homeless of Athens
Jan. 8, 2013-Athens, Greece: Psychologists and sociologists from the City of Athens Homeless Foundation (K.Y.A.D.A) roam the city with a van full of blankets, sandwiches, raisins and juices to give to the homeless. They suggest hostels for short term accommodation where the homeless can go for a bath, eat and sleep especially on very cold days. Research data suggest that the number of street homeless people and those in transitory shelters in the city of Athens is approximately 11,000. 3,000 Greeks and 8,000 foreigners. Poverty in Greece increases due to unemployment, high -extra- illegal taxes. The rise in the cost of living threatens Greeks' ability to buy food. Pensioners feel it the most. (Maro Kouri/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Homeless of Athens
Jan. 8, 2013-Athens, Greece: Psychologists and sociologists from the City of Athens Homeless Foundation (K.Y.A.D.A) roam the city with a van full of blankets, sandwiches, raisins and juices to give to the homeless. They suggest hostels for short term accommodation where the homeless can go for a bath, eat and sleep especially on very cold days. Research data suggest that the number of street homeless people and those in transitory shelters in the city of Athens is approximately 11,000. 3,000 Greeks and 8,000 foreigners. Poverty in Greece increases due to unemployment, high -extra- illegal taxes. The rise in the cost of living threatens Greeks' ability to buy food. Pensioners feel it the most. (Maro Kouri/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Homeless of Athens
Jan. 8, 2013-Athens, Greece: Psychologists and sociologists from the City of Athens Homeless Foundation (K.Y.A.D.A) roam the city with a van full of blankets, sandwiches, raisins and juices to give to the homeless. They suggest hostels for short term accommodation where the homeless can go for a bath, eat and sleep especially on very cold days. Research data suggest that the number of street homeless people and those in transitory shelters in the city of Athens is approximately 11,000. 3,000 Greeks and 8,000 foreigners. Poverty in Greece increases due to unemployment, high -extra- illegal taxes. The rise in the cost of living threatens Greeks' ability to buy food. Pensioners feel it the most. (Maro Kouri/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Homeless of Athens
Jan. 8, 2013-Athens, Greece: Psychologists and sociologists from the City of Athens Homeless Foundation (K.Y.A.D.A) roam the city with a van full of blankets, sandwiches, raisins and juices to give to the homeless. They suggest hostels for short term accommodation where the homeless can go for a bath, eat and sleep especially on very cold days. Research data suggest that the number of street homeless people and those in transitory shelters in the city of Athens is approximately 11,000. 3,000 Greeks and 8,000 foreigners. Poverty in Greece increases due to unemployment, high -extra- illegal taxes. The rise in the cost of living threatens Greeks' ability to buy food. Pensioners feel it the most. (Maro Kouri/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Homeless of Athens
Jan. 8, 2013-Athens, Greece: Psychologists and sociologists from the City of Athens Homeless Foundation (K.Y.A.D.A) roam the city with a van full of blankets, sandwiches, raisins and juices to give to the homeless. They suggest hostels for short term accommodation where the homeless can go for a bath, eat and sleep especially on very cold days. Research data suggest that the number of street homeless people and those in transitory shelters in the city of Athens is approximately 11,000. 3,000 Greeks and 8,000 foreigners. Poverty in Greece increases due to unemployment, high -extra- illegal taxes. The rise in the cost of living threatens Greeks' ability to buy food. Pensioners feel it the most. (Maro Kouri/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Homeless of Athens
Jan. 8, 2013-Athens, Greece: Psychologists and sociologists from the City of Athens Homeless Foundation (K.Y.A.D.A) roam the city with a van full of blankets, sandwiches, raisins and juices to give to the homeless. They suggest hostels for short term accommodation where the homeless can go for a bath, eat and sleep especially on very cold days. Research data suggest that the number of street homeless people and those in transitory shelters in the city of Athens is approximately 11,000. 3,000 Greeks and 8,000 foreigners. Poverty in Greece increases due to unemployment, high -extra- illegal taxes. The rise in the cost of living threatens Greeks' ability to buy food. Pensioners feel it the most. (Maro Kouri/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Homeless of Athens
Jan. 8, 2013-Athens, Greece: Psychologists and sociologists from the City of Athens Homeless Foundation (K.Y.A.D.A) roam the city with a van full of blankets, sandwiches, raisins and juices to give to the homeless. They suggest hostels for short term accommodation where the homeless can go for a bath, eat and sleep especially on very cold days. Research data suggest that the number of street homeless people and those in transitory shelters in the city of Athens is approximately 11,000. 3,000 Greeks and 8,000 foreigners. Poverty in Greece increases due to unemployment, high -extra- illegal taxes. The rise in the cost of living threatens Greeks' ability to buy food. Pensioners feel it the most. (Maro Kouri/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Homeless of Athens
Jan. 8, 2013-Athens, Greece: Psychologists and sociologists from the City of Athens Homeless Foundation (K.Y.A.D.A) roam the city with a van full of blankets, sandwiches, raisins and juices to give to the homeless. They suggest hostels for short term accommodation where the homeless can go for a bath, eat and sleep especially on very cold days. Research data suggest that the number of street homeless people and those in transitory shelters in the city of Athens is approximately 11,000. 3,000 Greeks and 8,000 foreigners. Poverty in Greece increases due to unemployment, high -extra- illegal taxes. The rise in the cost of living threatens Greeks' ability to buy food. Pensioners feel it the most. (Maro Kouri/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Homeless of Athens
Jan. 8, 2013-Athens, Greece: Psychologists and sociologists from the City of Athens Homeless Foundation (K.Y.A.D.A) roam the city with a van full of blankets, sandwiches, raisins and juices to give to the homeless. They suggest hostels for short term accommodation where the homeless can go for a bath, eat and sleep especially on very cold days. Research data suggest that the number of street homeless people and those in transitory shelters in the city of Athens is approximately 11,000. 3,000 Greeks and 8,000 foreigners. Poverty in Greece increases due to unemployment, high -extra- illegal taxes. The rise in the cost of living threatens Greeks' ability to buy food. Pensioners feel it the most. (Maro Kouri/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Homeless of Athens
Jan. 8, 2013-Athens, Greece: Psychologists and sociologists from the City of Athens Homeless Foundation (K.Y.A.D.A) roam the city with a van full of blankets, sandwiches, raisins and juices to give to the homeless. They suggest hostels for short term accommodation where the homeless can go for a bath, eat and sleep especially on very cold days. Research data suggest that the number of street homeless people and those in transitory shelters in the city of Athens is approximately 11,000. 3,000 Greeks and 8,000 foreigners. Poverty in Greece increases due to unemployment, high -extra- illegal taxes. The rise in the cost of living threatens Greeks' ability to buy food. Pensioners feel it the most. (Maro Kouri/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Homeless of Athens
Jan. 8, 2013-Athens, Greece: Psychologists and sociologists from the City of Athens Homeless Foundation (K.Y.A.D.A) roam the city with a van full of blankets, sandwiches, raisins and juices to give to the homeless. They suggest hostels for short term accommodation where the homeless can go for a bath, eat and sleep especially on very cold days. Research data suggest that the number of street homeless people and those in transitory shelters in the city of Athens is approximately 11,000. 3,000 Greeks and 8,000 foreigners. Poverty in Greece increases due to unemployment, high -extra- illegal taxes. The rise in the cost of living threatens Greeks' ability to buy food. Pensioners feel it the most. (Maro Kouri/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Homeless of Athens
Jan. 8, 2013-Athens, Greece: Psychologists and sociologists from the City of Athens Homeless Foundation (K.Y.A.D.A) roam the city with a van full of blankets, sandwiches, raisins and juices to give to the homeless. They suggest hostels for short term accommodation where the homeless can go for a bath, eat and sleep especially on very cold days. Research data suggest that the number of street homeless people and those in transitory shelters in the city of Athens is approximately 11,000. 3,000 Greeks and 8,000 foreigners. Poverty in Greece increases due to unemployment, high -extra- illegal taxes. The rise in the cost of living threatens Greeks' ability to buy food. Pensioners feel it the most. (Maro Kouri/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Homeless of Athens
Jan. 8, 2013-Athens, Greece: Psychologists and sociologists from the City of Athens Homeless Foundation (K.Y.A.D.A) roam the city with a van full of blankets, sandwiches, raisins and juices to give to the homeless. They suggest hostels for short term accommodation where the homeless can go for a bath, eat and sleep especially on very cold days. Research data suggest that the number of street homeless people and those in transitory shelters in the city of Athens is approximately 11,000. 3,000 Greeks and 8,000 foreigners. Poverty in Greece increases due to unemployment, high -extra- illegal taxes. The rise in the cost of living threatens Greeks' ability to buy food. Pensioners feel it the most. (Maro Kouri/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Homeless of Athens
Jan. 8, 2013-Athens, Greece: Psychologists and sociologists from the City of Athens Homeless Foundation (K.Y.A.D.A) roam the city with a van full of blankets, sandwiches, raisins and juices to give to the homeless. They suggest hostels for short term accommodation where the homeless can go for a bath, eat and sleep especially on very cold days. Research data suggest that the number of street homeless people and those in transitory shelters in the city of Athens is approximately 11,000. 3,000 Greeks and 8,000 foreigners. Poverty in Greece increases due to unemployment, high -extra- illegal taxes. The rise in the cost of living threatens Greeks' ability to buy food. Pensioners feel it the most. (Maro Kouri/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Homeless of Athens
Jan. 8, 2013-Athens, Greece: Psychologists and sociologists from the City of Athens Homeless Foundation (K.Y.A.D.A) roam the city with a van full of blankets, sandwiches, raisins and juices to give to the homeless. They suggest hostels for short term accommodation where the homeless can go for a bath, eat and sleep especially on very cold days. Research data suggest that the number of street homeless people and those in transitory shelters in the city of Athens is approximately 11,000. 3,000 Greeks and 8,000 foreigners. Poverty in Greece increases due to unemployment, high -extra- illegal taxes. The rise in the cost of living threatens Greeks' ability to buy food. Pensioners feel it the most. (Maro Kouri/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Homeless of Athens
Jan. 8, 2013-Athens, Greece: Psychologists and sociologists from the City of Athens Homeless Foundation (K.Y.A.D.A) roam the city with a van full of blankets, sandwiches, raisins and juices to give to the homeless. They suggest hostels for short term accommodation where the homeless can go for a bath, eat and sleep especially on very cold days. Research data suggest that the number of street homeless people and those in transitory shelters in the city of Athens is approximately 11,000. 3,000 Greeks and 8,000 foreigners. Poverty in Greece increases due to unemployment, high -extra- illegal taxes. The rise in the cost of living threatens Greeks' ability to buy food. Pensioners feel it the most. (Maro Kouri/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Homeless of Athens
Jan. 8, 2013-Athens, Greece: Psychologists and sociologists from the City of Athens Homeless Foundation (K.Y.A.D.A) roam the city with a van full of blankets, sandwiches, raisins and juices to give to the homeless. They suggest hostels for short term accommodation where the homeless can go for a bath, eat and sleep especially on very cold days. Research data suggest that the number of street homeless people and those in transitory shelters in the city of Athens is approximately 11,000. 3,000 Greeks and 8,000 foreigners. Poverty in Greece increases due to unemployment, high -extra- illegal taxes. The rise in the cost of living threatens Greeks' ability to buy food. Pensioners feel it the most. (Maro Kouri/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Homeless of Athens
Jan. 8, 2013-Athens, Greece: Psychologists and sociologists from the City of Athens Homeless Foundation (K.Y.A.D.A) roam the city with a van full of blankets, sandwiches, raisins and juices to give to the homeless. They suggest hostels for short term accommodation where the homeless can go for a bath, eat and sleep especially on very cold days. Research data suggest that the number of street homeless people and those in transitory shelters in the city of Athens is approximately 11,000. 3,000 Greeks and 8,000 foreigners. Poverty in Greece increases due to unemployment, high -extra- illegal taxes. The rise in the cost of living threatens Greeks' ability to buy food. Pensioners feel it the most. (Maro Kouri/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Athens social kitchen
December 2012, Athens, Greece: Konstadinos Polychronopoulos, 46, is the Other Human who cooks everyday in different places in Athens to share lunch with everybody. Social kitchen started on December 2011. A year after, he, together with people who joined the idea of the Social Kitchen, had offered 30,000 plated around in crisis, Athens of crisis. Konstadinos Polychronopoulos was working successfully in marketing area of tourism, until 2009 when fired. For two years he stayed at home, doing nothing, fall to melancholy. The idea of Social Kitchen that he gave the name "The Other Human", began when he noticed in the street food market, two kids, and then more people of various ages, nationalities and social levels rummaging through rubbish to find food. All of them couldn't afford to buy any food. The first obvious response was to cook his own food from home and distribute it in the public market places. ÒWe asked each food stall-merchant to volunteer one item from their bench so we could continue the next day. We cook in street for people and we eat together. In this way we come together and break through any shame or embarrassment which might be an issue for anyoneÓ he says. " I was jobless, and I was eating at home alone. Now, I am socially active and effective and I eat together with other people. " (Maro Kouri/Polaris)
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Athens social kitchen
December 2012, Athens, Greece: Konstadinos Polychronopoulos, 46, is the Other Human who cooks everyday in different places in Athens to share lunch with everybody. Social kitchen started on December 2011. A year after, he, together with people who joined the idea of the Social Kitchen, had offered 30,000 plated around in crisis, Athens of crisis. Konstadinos Polychronopoulos was working successfully in marketing area of tourism, until 2009 when fired. For two years he stayed at home, doing nothing, fall to melancholy. The idea of Social Kitchen that he gave the name "The Other Human", began when he noticed in the street food market, two kids, and then more people of various ages, nationalities and social levels rummaging through rubbish to find food. All of them couldn't afford to buy any food. The first obvious response was to cook his own food from home and distribute it in the public market places. ÒWe asked each food stall-merchant to volunteer one item from their bench so we could continue the next day. We cook in street for people and we eat together. In this way we come together and break through any shame or embarrassment which might be an issue for anyoneÓ he says. " I was jobless, and I was eating at home alone. Now, I am socially active and effective and I eat together with other people. " (Maro Kouri/Polaris)
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Athens social kitchen
December 2012, Athens, Greece: Konstadinos Polychronopoulos, 46, is the Other Human who cooks everyday in different places in Athens to share lunch with everybody. Social kitchen started on December 2011. A year after, he, together with people who joined the idea of the Social Kitchen, had offered 30,000 plated around in crisis, Athens of crisis. Konstadinos Polychronopoulos was working successfully in marketing area of tourism, until 2009 when fired. For two years he stayed at home, doing nothing, fall to melancholy. The idea of Social Kitchen that he gave the name "The Other Human", began when he noticed in the street food market, two kids, and then more people of various ages, nationalities and social levels rummaging through rubbish to find food. All of them couldn't afford to buy any food. The first obvious response was to cook his own food from home and distribute it in the public market places. ÒWe asked each food stall-merchant to volunteer one item from their bench so we could continue the next day. We cook in street for people and we eat together. In this way we come together and break through any shame or embarrassment which might be an issue for anyoneÓ he says. " I was jobless, and I was eating at home alone. Now, I am socially active and effective and I eat together with other people. " (Maro Kouri/Polaris)
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Athens social kitchen
December 2012, Athens, Greece: Konstadinos Polychronopoulos, 46, is the Other Human who cooks everyday in different places in Athens to share lunch with everybody. Social kitchen started on December 2011. A year after, he, together with people who joined the idea of the Social Kitchen, had offered 30,000 plated around in crisis, Athens of crisis. Konstadinos Polychronopoulos was working successfully in marketing area of tourism, until 2009 when fired. For two years he stayed at home, doing nothing, fall to melancholy. The idea of Social Kitchen that he gave the name "The Other Human", began when he noticed in the street food market, two kids, and then more people of various ages, nationalities and social levels rummaging through rubbish to find food. All of them couldn't afford to buy any food. The first obvious response was to cook his own food from home and distribute it in the public market places. ÒWe asked each food stall-merchant to volunteer one item from their bench so we could continue the next day. We cook in street for people and we eat together. In this way we come together and break through any shame or embarrassment which might be an issue for anyoneÓ he says. " I was jobless, and I was eating at home alone. Now, I am socially active and effective and I eat together with other people. " (Maro Kouri/Polaris)
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Athens social kitchen
Mr Konstadinos Polychronopoulos cooks everyday, in different locals and streets of Athens food ro serve to everyone. He is auto-named as "the other human" (Maro Kouri/polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Athens social kitchen
December 2012, Athens, Greece: Konstadinos Polychronopoulos, 46, is the Other Human who cooks everyday in different places in Athens to share lunch with everybody. Social kitchen started on December 2011. A year after, he, together with people who joined the idea of the Social Kitchen, had offered 30,000 plated around in crisis, Athens of crisis. Konstadinos Polychronopoulos was working successfully in marketing area of tourism, until 2009 when fired. For two years he stayed at home, doing nothing, fall to melancholy. The idea of Social Kitchen that he gave the name "The Other Human", began when he noticed in the street food market, two kids, and then more people of various ages, nationalities and social levels rummaging through rubbish to find food. All of them couldn't afford to buy any food. The first obvious response was to cook his own food from home and distribute it in the public market places. ÒWe asked each food stall-merchant to volunteer one item from their bench so we could continue the next day. We cook in street for people and we eat together. In this way we come together and break through any shame or embarrassment which might be an issue for anyoneÓ he says. " I was jobless, and I was eating at home alone. Now, I am socially active and effective and I eat together with other people. " (Maro Kouri/Polaris)
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