ZAGREB (Reuters) - More than 5,000 demonstrators carrying anti-government banners marched through the Croatian capital on Thursday in the first major protest against the government's austerity drive.
"Croatia's citizens and workers are waking up and starting to fight for their future," Vilim Ribic, leader of the teachers' union, told the rally of mostly public sector employees in Zagreb's main square.
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