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Anger Art: Greeks try to paint themselves out of a corner
The deep public anger in Spain over cuts and debts shows no sign of abating - with further clashes in the capital. Riot police tried to keep back crowds of hundreds of people, incensed by yet more belt-tightening approved by the government on Friday. The wage cuts and tax hikes are in exchange for a Eurozone bailout to save the country's ailing banking sector. And in Greece - which is in the third year of a painful austerity drive - public fury is taking on new forms, as Jacob Greaves reports.
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