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Greek leaders criticised for unrest

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Union leaders representing Greek police officers have accused the government of losing control of the security situation in the country.

They say denying police the power to arrest trouble makers, involved in weeks of rioting, has created a climate allowing a resurgence of domestic terrorism. Malcolm Brabant reports.

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