Dozens of self-proclaimed anarchists have clashed with Greek riot police in Athens.<br /><br /> About 60 hooded protesters held the rally in a show of solidarity with the guerrilla group called “Conspiracy of Fire Cells.<br /><br /> They are calling for several imprisoned members to be released and the closure of a new maximum security prison where they are being held.<br /><br /> The protesters at times fought with officers, setting cars on fire, hurling objects, smashing windows and stoning buses..<br /><br /> It is the second time clashes have erupted on the streets of Athens since the newly elected leftist government of Prime Minister Alexis Tspiras came to power in January.<br /><br /> In the days before the rally one anarchist group used social media to draw attention to a hunger strike by some of the convicted anarchists -some of whom have been found guilty of bank robbery:<br /><br /> #Greece: Poster about the hunger strike of the anarchist prisoners https://t.co/D5r4FQRxjc #GreekPrisons pic.twitter.com/7br9eDSZAi— th anonymous (@ori
