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G. Moulkiotis: He Demands Immediate Answers From Chrysochoidis Regarding the Events in Thessaloniki

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PASOK and G. Moulkiotis demand clear answers from the Ministry of Citizen Protection regarding the police's stance at yesterday's anti-fascist rally, citing serious allegations and calling for a separation of peaceful protest from violence.
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PASOK harshly criticized the Minister of Citizen Protection, Michalis Chrysochoidis, on the occasion of the scenes of tension that prevailed in Thessaloniki on October 28th.

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"Clear answers" from the political leadership of the Ministry of Citizen Protection regarding what unfolded during the protest rally for Elias Kasidiaris' speech in Thessaloniki, demands... PASOK: Mr. Chrysochoidis owes immediate answers regarding the riot police's use of chemical weapons against anti-fascists - NAVTEMPORIKI

PASOK's Citizen Protection Committee Head, Giorgos Moulkiotis, and the party's Citizen Protection Sector speak out, in a joint statement, about serious questions that require clear answers from the political leadership of the Ministry of Citizen Protection, regarding yesterday's handling by riot police of the anti-fascist rally against the "provocative event" [...]

The government's stance provoked a storm of reactions and complaints from the progressive opposition parties that denounced the attack on the anti-fascist union rally. The article Opposition for riot police attack on anti-fascists: Chrysochoidis-Mitsotakis back neo-Nazis appeared first on Documento.

"Why was this specific operational management chosen and where were the relevant orders given?", asks PASOK, while also asking for clarification on whether the use of violence against demonstrators at the anti-fascist march in Thessaloniki was necessary and proportionate. Read here ⇛

PASOK and G. Moulkiotis demand clear answers from the Ministry of Citizen Protection regarding the police's stance at yesterday's anti-fascist rally, citing serious allegations and calling for a separation of peaceful protest from violence.

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Capital.gr broke the news on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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