Гърция: Протестиращите агитират гражданите да гласуват с 'не' на референдума на 5 юли

Protesters demonstrated outside of the European Union (EU) offices in Athens, Sunday, demanding no austerity deal take place between Greece and its creditors, the EU and International Monetary Fund (IMF), and calling for people to vote 'no' in next Sunday's referendum. Protesters chanted anti-EU slogans and held banners reading "No deal" and "Overthrow EU and IMF" outside the EU offices. Protesters also sprayed graffiti on the ground against the deal, while another burnt a five euro note. The protests were organised by ANTARSYA, a coalition of radical political organisations that describe themselves as a front of anti-capitalist, revolutionary, communist left and radical ecology. Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras called a referendum, to be held on July 5, to allow Greek people to vote on whether to accept or reject the demands of Greece's international creditors. he Greek parliament is currently debating whether or not to ratify the vote. The finance ministers of the Eurozone are also meeting to discuss whether to extend the bailout, which expires Tuesday, until after the referendum has been held. Earlier on Sunday, the European Central Bank (ECB) announced that it would not increase emergency funding for Greece. The current ceiling stands at €89bn (£63bn). It has also been reported by a local news source that banks will stay closed until after the referendum with a withdrawal limit of €60 (£42) per day, per person being put in place.