Strikes hit Greek ports in wake of bailout moves

Dockers at Greece’s largest ports stopped work last week to protest against moves exposing them to foreign competition, as EU and IMF officials discussed more such reforms with Athens as a condition for granting aid.

After bowing to market pressure on April 23 to become the first euro zone member to ask for a bailout, Greece braced for tougher austerity measures to climb out of a debt crisis rocking the country and the euro zone.

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