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30 Titulek: Albanian gypsies face poverty in Greece Popis: October 26, 2011, Athens, Greece: October 26, 2011 - Athens, Greece: Children play cards in the slum's coffee shop. Majority of migrant Albanian gypsy families use tourist visa in order to live in Greece, which they renew every six months, otherwise they become illegal. Gypsies' relocation from this Botanikos' private and by force occupied land to another place in order to find clean water, sanitary and schools, seems impossible due to Greek crisis. Gypsies below Acropolis' slum survive by selling scrap or by stealing. (Maro Kouri / Polaris). In October 2013, an unidentified girl, called "Maria," was found in a Greek gypsy camp and could be related to missing child cases. Over 8,000 calls about the girl from all over the world including the U.S. and Canada have been received inquiring about the child. The blond girl, approximately age 4, was found in a Roma gypsy settlement in central Greece. DNA tests proved that she was not related to the 39-year-old man and 40-year-old woman who claimed to be her parents.
Chlapci hrají karty v místní kavárně. | Foto: Profimédia