After three years under the control of the lenders from the International Monetary Fund, the European Central Bank and the European Commission, over 150 billion euro obtained as funding and debt restructuring, Greece still cannot stand on its own two feet.

According to the Greek police, 713 illegal immigrants were extradited to their countries in June this year whereas the total number in August 2012 was 10,831 people of different nationalities.

Runaway Mario Kola, who is still free, had been captured in early 2010 after participating in a shooting with policemen in the Athens neighbourhood of Vironas and he was serving 13 years in prison in Trikala.

Policemen describe the case as an attempt to revive the group "Conspiracy of Fire Nuclei" with the help of the international network of armed groups FAI.

The police are focusing their investigation on two bombings in the homes of a court clerk and an inspector of the Bank of Greece who were involved in the investigation of the scandal in Proton Bank.

The European consultants encourage the government to pass a ministerial decision to exempt the employers from the obligation to retain the number of employees in the company if they strike against the new measures.

The actual meaning of the protests is to strengthen the culture of intolerance to the resounding government outrages and increase the readiness for civic engagement as stated by political scientist Vladimir Shopov in an interview for GRReporter