Greece's Far-Right Golden Dawn Party Opens Tolls for All During Easter…
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Greece's Far-Right Golden Dawn Party Opens Tolls for All During Easter…



Greek drivers received an unexpected "gift" on Friday when members of the far-right, many say, downright neo-Nazi, Golden Dawn party, occupied [sic] many toll booths around the Mediterranean country's road network allowing motorists to get a free ride for their Orthodox Easter weekend travel.

Of course, in reality, there's no such thing as a free ride as the citizens of debt-struck Greece will end up paying the losses in income from the tolls in another form, sooner rather than later…

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