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  • European Pressphoto Agency Police in front of graffiti reading 'Free Public Misery' during a protest in Athens on Thursday, amid strikes by public-transport workers, taxi drivers and teachers.

    Greek Bond Exchange Has Surprise Upside Stephen Fidler 2011

  • At the kick-off this week, a strike of the vaporetto —the public-transport system on water—unleashed solidarity among the early crowds who shared water taxis from one exhibition to the next.

    A New Look at the Art of Prada (Not Clothes) Christina Passariello 2011

  • The new proposals follow cuts in spending on the health and education sectors, sharp rises in public-transport fees, substantial increases in fuel taxes and a temporary income-tax increase in 2011, all of which were announced earlier this year to meet this year's deficit targets.

    Portugal Unveils Deep Cuts Patricia Kowsmann 2011

  • ATHENS—Thousands of Greek public-transport workers walked off the job Thursday in a 24-hour strike over new austerity measures, a day after the government approved fresh budget cuts to appease the country's international creditors.

    Greek Transit Workers Strike Alkman Granitsas 2011

  • The new proposals follow cuts in spending on the health and education sectors, sharp rises in public-transport fees, substantial increases in fuel taxes and a temporary income-tax increase in 2011, all of which were announced earlier this year to meet current deficit targets.

    Portuguese Unions to Protest Austerity Patricia Kowsmann 2011

  • Hong Kong is the anti-L.A.: densely packed, a public-transport paragon.

    Around the World in Eight Days Jeff Chu 2012

  • Many people are still struggling to survive, and many can't get out of their small towns, now that the region's public-transport system is in shambles.

    Woes Could Linger for Japan's Jobless Eric Bellman 2011

  • "If you add in the public-transport sector, that number could be one million metric tons" a year of increased demand, Mr. Liebbrandt said.

    Copper's Newest Job: Germ Fighter Tatyana Shumsky 2011

  • Thousands of students took to the streets in cities across Italy while teachers, airline staff and public-transport workers went on strike.

    Italian Premier Seeks Broad Support Christopher Emsden 2011

  • "A very large capital-works program may be required if the government is to deliver the improved public-transport promised during the election campaign, and this may pressure the AAA," said Mr. Johnson.

    Ratings Agencies Downplay Budget Gap in Australia Geoffrey Rogow 2011

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