Greek protesters rally once more outside parliament - Athens

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Greek protester wearing gas mask in rally outside Greek parliament.

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Greek riot police on duty outside parliament.

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Greek woman protester wearing V For Vendetta mask marching to Syntagma Square rally.

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Greek protesters marching to Syntagma Square rally.

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Greek protesters marching to Syntagma Square rally.

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Greek protesters marching to Syntagma Square rally.

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Greek woman protester wearing V For Vendetta mask marching to Syntagma Square rally.

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Greek protesters marching to Syntagma Square rally.

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Greek protester addressing small crowd outside parliament.

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Greek banner saying "Banks are the PIGS".

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Greek anti-government protesters are gathering from all over the country to demonstrate against the new austerity legislation being debated in parliament. Athens, Greece. 29th June 2011

Despite several clashes and extensive use of tear gases by iot police yesterday large crowds are once again expected to rally in Syntagma Square, opposite the Greek parliament to show their opposition to the latest round of austerity mesures being demanded by the nation's creditors in return for the latest bailout package.

In addition to large street protests the country is in the grip of a 48 hour strike which has closed down much of its infrastructure.