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Marfin: The day time stopped - Chronology of the tragic events of May 5, 2010

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The article recalls the tragic events of May 5, 2010, when three individuals and an unborn child lost their lives in a fire at the Marfin bank during a protest in Athens.
The protests were part of a larger movement against the first Memorandum being voted on in the Greek Parliament amid widespread discontent.
Hundreds of thousands participated in peaceful demonstrations across Athens on that day.
The fire at the bank was reportedly caused by individuals throwing petrol bombs, leading to public outrage and condemnation.
The memory of the incident remains significant in discussions about protests and violence in Greece.

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The article recalls the tragic events of May 5, 2010, when three individuals and an unborn child lost their lives in a fire at the Marfin bank during a protest in Athens.
The protests were part of a larger movement against the first Memorandum being voted on in the Greek Parliament amid widespread discontent.
Hundreds of thousands participated in peaceful demonstrations across Athens on that day.
The fire at the bank was reportedly caused by individuals throwing petrol bombs, leading to public outrage and condemnation.
The memory of the incident remains significant in discussions about protests and violence in Greece.

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