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Pharmacists on 24-hour strike in Greece

Pharmacists on 24hour strike in Greece
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A pharmacy in Greece closed due to a strike.
Pharmacists on 24hour strike in Greece
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A pharmacy in Greece closed due to a strike.
Pharmacists on 24hour strike in Greece
03/10
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A pharmacy in Greece closed due to a strike.
Pharmacists on 24hour strike in Greece
04/10
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A pharmacy in Greece closed due to a strike.
Pharmacists on 24hour strike in Greece
05/10
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A pharmacy in Greece closed due to a strike.
Pharmacists on 24hour strike in Greece
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A pharmacy in Greece closed due to a strike.
Pharmacists on 24hour strike in Greece
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A pharmacy in Greece closed due to a strike.
Pharmacists on 24hour strike in Greece
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A pharmacy in Greece closed due to a strike.
Pharmacists on 24hour strike in Greece
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A pharmacy in Greece closed due to a strike.
Pharmacists on 24hour strike in Greece
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A pharmacy in Greece closed due to a strike.
  • Pharmacists on 24hour strike in Greece
  • Pharmacists on 24hour strike in Greece
  • Pharmacists on 24hour strike in Greece
  • Pharmacists on 24hour strike in Greece
  • Pharmacists on 24hour strike in Greece
  • Pharmacists on 24hour strike in Greece
  • Pharmacists on 24hour strike in Greece
  • Pharmacists on 24hour strike in Greece
  • Pharmacists on 24hour strike in Greece
  • Pharmacists on 24hour strike in Greece

Pharmacies in Greece close as owners launch a 24-strike to protest debts caused by the new health insurance umbrella EOPYY. Ongoing strikes, austerity protests, suicide and anger have swept the country since 2010.

Pharmacies in Greececlose on Wednesday, May 23/2012, as owners launch a 24-strike to protest debts by the new health insurance umbrella EOPYY. Pharmacists say that EOPPY owes them 270 million euro, while insurance funds have outstanding debts 250 million euro from 2011.

Furthermore, pharmacists will not give prescription medication on credit as of May 23/2012. Insurers will have to pay by their own pockets and then request refund by EOPYY.

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