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Greek police collude with fascist Golden Dawn group

11 October 2012

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"Greek police are ever-more openly colluding with the fascist Golden Dawn (Chrysi Avgi).

"On an almost daily basis, Golden Dawn members and their supporters go on the rampage in the capital Athens and other towns around the country, attacking immigrants and political opponents with impunity.

"Some of these attacks, often led by some of the party’s 18 parliamentary deputies, have been filmed and photographed. Police have not only turned a blind eye, but they have encouraged or participated in the attacks."

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