Griechen zahlen fürs Taxi weniger als für den Zug

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Griechen zahlen fürs Taxi weniger als für den Zug

07.07.2010, 16:25 Uhr • Lesezeit: 5 Minuten

Von E. Martinuzzi und M. Petrakis

Pedestrians make their way through a rally of stalled taxi cars in a protest by taxi owners in the central Syntagma square, in front of the Greek Parliament in Athens, Greece on 02 March 2010. Taxi owners are on strike a 48 hours strike to protest against government's planned tax reforms. EPA/ORESTIS PANAGIOTOU — Pedestrians make their way through a rally of stalled taxi cars in a protest by taxi owners in the central Syntagma square, in front of the Greek Parliament in Athens, Greece on 02 March 2010. Taxi owners are on strike a 48 hours strike to protest against government's planned tax reforms. EPA/ORESTIS PANAGIOTOU © picture alliance / dpa | picture alliance / dpa

Die Griechen ächzen unter den extremen Schulden der Staatsbahn. Würden sie aufs Taxi umsteigen, käme sie das billiger.

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