ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece's parliament stripped legal immunities from five lawmakers from the far-right Golden Dawn party on Wednesday, clearing the way for another round of criminal charges against its members.
Police launched inquiries into whether the party was linked to a string of violent attacks after the September killing of a left-wing rapper that prosecutors said was carried out by one of the movement's supporters.
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