Were There Demonstrations in Ancient Greece?

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Were There Demonstrations in Ancient Greece?

An illustration of what a protest in ancient Athens would look like, where citizens actively participated in political discourse.Credit: Greek Reporter Archive As Greece experienced some of the most widespread demonstrations in its modern history on Friday over the deadly Tempi train crash, people have wondered whether there were demonstrations in Ancient Greece as well. Ancient Greece often conjures up images of grand religious temples and comp…

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The political significance of Greece’s massive protests and general strike for Tempi rail crash justice

The mass movement over Tempi developed in direct opposition to all the major parties, with demonstrations featuring banners reading “Syriza, PASOK, ND [New Democracy]—Tempi has a history”, and largely outside of the structures of the trade unions.

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The calls concern many cities across the country, with a common time of 7 p.m.

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"The Tempi case with the 57 victims is an opportunity to reflect on how critical an issue security is, which must be the primary goal of every government," stressed the... Parliament: Chrysochoidis' confrontation with the KKE and New Left over the incidents at the Tempi rallies - NAVTEMPORIKI

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On Wednesday, the Greek police charged a crowd of protesters who gathered around Parliament in the capital, Athens, to demand justice for the deadly train accident that took place in February 2023 in the town of Tempe, in the area of Thessaly, and which resulted in 57 deaths.

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What is vaguely heard, that the investigator gave a verbal order to "organize the area" in Tempi after the train accident, is not confirmed, revealed the head of MEGA's judicial reporting, Ioanna Mandrou.