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The Opposition Denounces Policing in Today's Protests - The Government Responds that the Goal Is to Protect Peaceful Citizens

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The opposition launched complaints against the government, accusing it of "police tyranny" in today's demonstrations, during the debate underway in the Plenary on the 2024 report and balance sheet. In response, the government side stressed that peaceful demonstrations are protected by the Constitution, and the Greek Police must protect citizens who want to ... More www.ertnews.gr
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The opposition launched complaints against the government, accusing it of "police brutality" in today's demonstrations, during the debate underway in the Plenary on the 2024 report and balance sheet. In response, the government side emphasized that peaceful demonstrations are protected by the Constitution, and the Greek Police must protect citizens who want to...

The opposition launched complaints against the government, accusing it of "police tyranny" in today's demonstrations, during the debate underway in the Plenary on the 2024 report and balance sheet. In response, the government side stressed that peaceful demonstrations are protected by the Constitution, and the Greek Police must protect citizens who want to ... More www.ertnews.gr

The opposition denounced the "police bureaucracy" in the management of today's demonstrations, during the debate underway in the Plenary on the

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ieidiseis.gr broke the news on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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