Indignants return to protest in Syntagma Square in Athens

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Protesters hold up anti-government signs as they demonstrate against the Greek government's fiscal policies.

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Students hold their banner outside the parliament. They are against the reform plan, code named "Athina".

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A lady holds a small cardboard in front of the Greek Parliament, reading, "God, it's hunger I fear".

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Banner reads, "from Attika to Chalkidiki, contractors and repression are the same", referring to the Greek construction giant Bobolas and the gold mining plans in northern Greece.

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Riot police line up in Syntagma Square as demonstrators protest against the Greek government's fiscal policies.

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A young protesters on a sit in in front riot policemen.

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"No to the Euro", reads the banner in front of the Greek Parliament.

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A banner reads: 'enough is enough, we will live through' as demonstrators protest against the Greek government's fiscal policies.

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Riot police make a chain so that journalists cannot capture the detainment taking place at the news stand.

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Riot police fire tear gas driving protesters to panic and run.

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The message reads, "rise up".

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A protester with a message that reads: 'rise up' as demonstrators rally against the Greek government's fiscal policies.

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Banner reads, "poverty is the worst form of violence".

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Riot police secure the parliament building as demonstrators protest against the Greek government's fiscal policies.

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More than a thousand protesters at Syntagma Square.

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Riot police secure the parliament.

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Protesters renew their appointment for the 31th of March 2013.

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Riot police secure the parliament.

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A banner mocking Finance Minister Stournaras hangs in front of the Greek Parliament as demonstrators protest against the Greek government's fiscal policies.

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A lady uses a scarf to protect against tear gas.

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Athenians gathered in front of the Greek Parliament at Syntagma Square under the banner of the slogan "enough is enough", to protest the government's fiscal policies and a "Memorandum" imposed by the Troika of the EU and International Monetary Fund.