Greeks show their solidarity with shuttered public broadcaster ERT.br br On Wednesday, thousands braved wet weather to attend a concert at the organization's headquarters in Athens.br br They are protesting the government's sudden decision to close ERT a day before, effectively putting 2,600 employees out of work.br br The move has sparked outrage among journalists, unions and politicians.br br (SOUNDBITE)(English) JOURNALIST MANOLIS KYPRAIOU, 45, SAYING:br br "The prime minister said a few minutes ago we have a total war with the press. This is hardline political thinking."br br Officials claimed ERT was rife with waste, unnecessary spending and corruption, allegations that are fuelling further anger.