Greek writers throw the book at austerity plan

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ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Austerity policies in Greece have a new enemy — but it’s one which prefers intellectual debate to angry street demonstrations.

Leading Greek writers and publishers gathered at a bookstore in central Athens on Tuesday to express their opposition to the proposed lifting of price controls on books sold in the economically depressed country.

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