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Greece’s biggest prison is boiling: The country’s health system is collapsing. Nowhere is this more obvious than inside its prisons.

10 March 2014

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"In the wake of the greatest financial catastrophe in the country’s history, the marks of austerity and “fiscal adjustment” on Greece’s infrastructure are becoming increasingly visible."

See: Greece’s biggest prison is boiling: The country’s health system is collapsing. Nowhere is this more obvious than inside its prisons.(link)

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