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Travel Rome To Athens
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Are there plans for more attacks in Greece during the next 2 weeks?
I am traveling to Athens in just over a week 3 1 / 2 days flying from Rome, then returned to London. I was reading about the strikes that occurred throughtout Greece of today caused the closure of the main airports and sites tourist. I wonder if more strikes planned in the future that could make my trip?
Very likely. In fact, I expect to get worse because the Government Greece is forced to take drastic measures by the EU to reduce its deficit, which means a reduction in government spending affect the workers of the public.
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