WHYS 30: Are the Greek protesters behaving like "spoilt children"?
The Greek government has won a vote of confidence on its package of austerity measures but street protests continue.
Some have accused the protesters of acting like "spoilt children"? Do you agree?
The Greek government has won a crucial vote of confidence for its package of austerity measures aimed at avoiding defaulting on its debt. It's happened despite more protests on the streets of the country. But critics elsewhere in Europe are accusing the protesters of behaving like "spoilt children." So who's right?
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