Striking seamen and activists from the communist-affiliated trade union PAME march through the port of Piraeus near Athens February 6, 2013. Greek ships sailed again from the busy ports of Piraeus and Rafina on Wednesday after the government ordered seamen to end a six-day strike that cut off dozens of islands from the mainland and caused food shortages. REUTERS/Yannis Behrakis (GREECE – Tags: POLITICS BUSINESS EMPLOYMENT MARITIME TRANSPORT CIVIL UNREST)
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