Wealthy Greeks forced to pay for police protection
Under new cost-cutting plans, Greeks earning over $132,500 a year must pay $2,650 per month for each officer acting as bodyguard
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Under new cost-cutting plans, Greeks earning over $132,500 a year must pay $2,650 per month for each officer acting as bodyguard
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