Greece in crisis: live Q&A with Greek readers A panel of readers who live and work in Greece will be online at 1pm BST (3pm in Athens) to discuss their experiences and thoughts in the wake of last week's austerity voteEfforts to resolve Greece's debt crisis have suffered another setback with a ruling by the ratings agency Standard & Poor that the proposed rescue plan for the country is effectively a default.This is how our correspondent Graeme Wearden puts it:Chaos could ripple through financial markets if the rating agencies rule that Greece has defaulted. Banks would have to slash the value of the Greek bonds they hold, and would probably not be able to use them as collateral with the European Central Bank (ECB). There are also fears that Portugal and Ireland might also see their credit rating cut.There were demonstrations in Athens last Wednesday when the Greek parliament narrowly approved a five-year austerity plan.But what do these political and economic manoeuvres mean for those living in Greece?At 1pm BST (3pm in Greece), a group of readers who live and work in Greece will be online to discuss the fallout from last week's vote and demonstrations. They have been regular commenters on our live blogs of the protests in Athens and the vote.Among those online today – and to make it easy to follow them, we're using their Guardian usernames – will be:• Kizbot and GRAFISTAS, two British expats living in Greece• Artemis67, who has witnessed some of the protests in Syntagma square• kindersurprise, who lives and works in Athens;• gpap, who is Greek and currently living in the UK, will also be chipping in.They will answer your comments and questions about the prospect of life under austerity measures in Greece. To get things going, we have asked them the following questions:• What is the atmosphere like at the moment w ギリシャでの生活や仕事の読者のパネルは、ギリシャの債務危機を解決するために先週の緊縮voteEffortsをきっかけに、彼らの経験や考えを議論する13:00 BST（アテネで午後3時）で、オンラインになる定格によって判決で別の打撃を受けてきた国のために提案された救済策が効果的にdefault.Thisであることを機関スタンダード＆プアーズは、私たちの特派員グレアムWeardenがそれを置く方法です：ギリシャがデフォルト設定されていることを格付機関のルールならカオスは、金融市場を通じた波及する可能性があります
Greek parliament prepares for austerity vote as protests rock Athens Protesters surround parliament before a vote on spending cuts and tax rises needed to secure bailout paymentsGreece's politicians are to vote on intensely unpopular new measures needed to secure continued payment from an international bailout fund as the country remains paralysed by a two-day general strike.Protesters headed to Syntagma Square outside the Greek parliament in Athens, while one Communist-backed union vowed to encircle parliament in an attempt to prevent politicians from accessing the building for the vote on the spending cuts and tax hikes required by Greece's international creditors.The bill won initial approval in a vote Wednesday night, and deputies are now to vote on the details, which include the suspension on reduced pay of 30,000 public servants and the suspension of collective labour contracts.Creditors have demanded the measures before they give Greece more funds from a €110bn package of bailout loans from other eurozone countries and the International Monetary Fund. Greece says it will run out of money in mid-November without the next €8bn instalment.Coming after repeated rounds of belt-tightening as the government struggles to pull the country out of its debt crisis, the measures have been deeply unpopular. Even deputies from the governing Socialist party have expressed outrage, with several indicating they could vote against some of the more contentious articles in the bill. Dissent could further weaken the slim majority of the prime minister, George Papandreou. He holds 154 of the legislature's 300 seats.Thursday's protests come a day after a demonstration by more than 100,000 people degenerated into violence, with groups of black-clad demonstrators pelting riot police with chunks of marble, paint and gasoline bombs. Police responded with vol 抗議者たちは、歳出削減の投票前に議会を取り囲み、税金は、救済のpaymentsGreeceの政治家は国が2日間の一般的なstrike.Protestersによって麻痺のままとして、国際的な救済基金から継続的な支払いを確保するために必要な激しく不人気な新施策に投票するか固定する必要が上昇アテネでギリシャ議会の外でシンタグマ広場に向かった一共産が支援する労働組合は、ギリシャの国際creditors.The手形ウォン必要な歳出削減と増税の投票のために建物へのアクセスから政治家を阻止するため、議会を取り囲むように誓ったながら、彼らはからギリシャ、より多くの資金を与える前に、最初の投票で承認水曜日の夜、及び代議員は30,000公務員と労働協約cont。。u200b。。u200bracts.Creditorsの懸濁液の減少有料のサスペンションを含む詳細は、に投票する今の対策を要求している他のユーロ圏諸国と国際通貨基金（IMF）から救済融資の€110bnパッケージ
Greek assembly passes new property tax law ATHENS, Sept. 27 (Xinhua) -- The Greek parliament passed on Tuesday evening a new property tax law in a vote regarded as a crucial test for the progress of the austerity drive, which has been launched since last year to overcome an acute debt crisis that has alarmed Europe and the world due to fears of a domino effect.
The draft bill was approved in a roll-call vote along party lines by 155 positive votes against 142 negative ones with 297 present in the 300-member strong assembly, as thousan ... アテネ、9月27日（新華社） - ギリシャ議会は、急。借金を克服するために昨年から開始されている緊縮ドライブ、の進歩のための重要なテストと見なさ投票で火曜日の夕方に新しいプロパティの税法に渡さドミノ効果の懸念に起因するヨーロッパと世界を心配している危機
