US EditionProtesters hurl petrol bombs and police fire tear gas as demonstration in Greece turns violent
- Protesters in Athens clashed with police during demonstrations marking the second anniversary of a deadly train crash that killed 57 people, as authorities reported at least 41 arrests and 20 individuals requiring medical attention during the unrest outside Parliament.
- Anger over the perceived lack of justice for victims of the February 2023 collision fueled the protests, with participants demanding accountability from politicians, as many believe that only rail officials have faced charges.
- Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis stated his government would work on rail safety improvements and promised to enhance the railway network, asserting, 'Every Greek participates in this mourning, united under the common demand for truth.'
- A recent survey indicated that 82% of Greeks view the train disaster as a major issue, with widespread dissatisfaction regarding the judicial investigations and 66% dissatisfied with the ongoing inquiry into the crash.
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