Within two hours of arriving in Athens, I was in the midst of the riot.
I was coughing and spluttering, my eyes in agony as another cloud of tear gas blew over me.
I blamed the taxi driver.
He had dropped me on the wrong side of Syntagma, the central square and the focus of the protests here.
He insisted that, with so many roads closed, the shortest way to my hotel would be to walk.
Well it might have been the shortest way, but it certainly was not the quickest. More...
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I was coughing and spluttering, my eyes in agony as another cloud of tear gas blew over me.
I blamed the taxi driver.
He had dropped me on the wrong side of Syntagma, the central square and the focus of the protests here.
He insisted that, with so many roads closed, the shortest way to my hotel would be to walk.
Well it might have been the shortest way, but it certainly was not the quickest. More...
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