Greek youth hit hardest by crisis cuts

AFP English 2012-06-12

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As Greece struggles to get out of its financial crisis through spending cuts and economic reforms, it is the young who have been hit the hardest -- with as many as 53 percent of under 24-year-olds out of work.Duration:01:39

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