Two-Day Education Revolt Grips Greece
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“SYRIZA-PS supports the mobilizations of teachers and students, which start today and escalate tomorrow, Wednesday, October 21, with the twenty-four-hour strike of teachers,” Koumoundourou emphasizes in a statement. As she points out, “the whole of Europe is shocked by the mass mobilizations of youth against the destructive policy of neoliberal austerity.” “The Mitsotakis government is undermining ... More www.ertnews.gr
SYRIZA-PS Press Office Statement on the teachers' and students' mobilizations SYRIZA-PS supports the teachers' and students' mobilizations, which begin today and escalate tomorrow, Wednesday, October 21, with the 24-hour teachers' strike. The whole of Europe is shocked by the mass mobilizations of youth against the destructive policy […] The post Oxygen for democracy: mass participation in educational mobilizations appeared first on SYRIZA-PS.
Rally with concert and camp at Syntagma today at 18:00 – National educational strike on Wednesday, with rallies in Athens, Thessaloniki and Patras. Five Thessaloniki metro stations closed. The post Students and pupils on the streets today and tomorrow: Where will the rallies take place appeared first on Npress.gr.
Teachers, pupils and students in Greece are taking to the streets for two days of protests demanding better funding for education, higher salaries and safer schools. The culmination of the unrest is expected on Wednesday, October 21, when a 24-hour national teachers' strike has been announced.
Two-Day Education Revolt Grips Greece
Students, teachers, parents and education workers across Greece are taking part in a nationwide two-day mobilization on October 20 and 21, demanding stronger public education funding, affordable student housing, better school conditions and measures to ease the rising cost of living. The protests began Tuesday with university students gathering in Athens’ Syntagma Square, where they […]
Students, pupils and teachers take to the streets, protesting the increased cost of studies and housing and the underfunding of education
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