Ex-Minister: Greece mulled army role for riots | |||||
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A former Greek interior minister says his government had considered using the armed forces during massive riots in 2008, but ultimately rejected the idea as being counter productive. Prokopis Pavlopoulos told a documentary program to be aired on state-run NET television that the measure was considered at an emergency Cabinet meeting on the worst night of the riots. The riots were sparked by the police's fatal shooting of a teenage boy. In October this year, a policeman found guilty for the boy's death was jailed for life while a second officer received a 10-year prison sentence. A DVD of the program, Reportage with Borders, was released to the Associated Press before the documentary aired later Wednesday. | |||||
Thursday, 2 December 2010
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