Greek anti-establishment protesters occupy buildings, enter parliament grounds


  • World
  • Wednesday, 01 Apr 2015

ATHENS (Reuters) - Anti-establishment protesters occupied several public buildings in Greece and briefly entered the grounds of parliament in Athens on Wednesday, calling for the release of jailed members of a Marxist group.

Around 20 people entered the courtyard of the parliament building in central Syntagma square.

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