Double rallies are being held today, both in the morning and afternoon, across various cities in Greece regarding the Tempi incident. Central metro stations in Athens and Thessaloniki remain closed by police order. [1], [2].
In Athens, student associations and the Coordinating Committee of Students of Athens are organizing a rally at 12:00 at the Propylaea, calling for “justice” for the victims of the Tempi accident. At 19:00, during the debate on the no-confidence motion against the government, labor centers, federations, and unions will gather at Syntagma Square. In Thessaloniki, the student rally began at 12:00 at the Venizelos Monument, and the afternoon rally is scheduled for 19:00 at the same location.
The metro stations “Syntagma” and “Panepistimio” in Athens have been closed since 10:00, while the stations “New Railway Station,” “Venizelos,” and “Sintrivani” in Thessaloniki have been closed since 11:00, by police order.
Two metro stations in Athens and three in Thessaloniki have been closed since the morning on Friday.
Detailed call-outs for all cities:
Student and Youth Rallies
- Larissa, 12:00, Central Square
- Trikala, 12:00, Rigas Feraios Square
- Patras, 12:00, Georgiou Square
- Agrinio, 12:00, Democracy Square
- Pyrgos, 12:00, Central Square
- Argostoli, 12:00, Vallianou Square
- Volos, 11:00, University Dome
- Chania, 11:00, Municipal Market Square
- Zakynthos, 10:30, Saint Markos Square
Labor Union Rallies
- Athens, 19:00, Syntagma
- Thessaloniki, 19:00, Venizelos Statue
- Patras, 19:00, Georgiou Square
- Agrinio, 19:00, Central Square
- Amaliada, 19:00, Saint Athanasios Square
- Argostoli, 18:30, Vallianou Square
- Zakynthos, 18:30, Saint Markos Square
- Kalamata, 19:00, Central Square
- Xanthi, 18:30, Central Square
- Pyrgos, 18:30, Central Square (Sakis Karayiorgas)
- Chalkida, 19:00, Courts Square
- Chania, 19:00, Municipal Market Square
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