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Greece’s political landscape: Insights from Thomas Gerakis to protothema

MARC Chairman and CEO Thomas Gerakis in George Eugenides and the Direct show records the political situation, as it has been shaped by the rallies for Tempi

Metro stations Syntagma and University close on Friday

Stations will be closed by order of the ELAS due to the rallies that will take place in the centre of Athens

Clashes at Tempi protest: Chrysochoidis blames hooligans and masked rioters

The Minister of Citizen Protection also responded to those who wondered why the ELAS officers did not arrest those who were breaking hotel marbles: "Do you understand what it means for the police to throw chemicals against thousands of people? They would be trampled on, we would have dead people"

Molotov, fires, and tear gas in Syntagma after the rally for Tempi – Watch live footage

Rallies are being held in various regions today for the Tempi accident and the 57 people who lost their lives

Parliament approves Inquiry Committee for Christos Triantopoulos with 277 Votes (updated)

The Greek Parliament is currently holding a crucial vote on establishing a preliminary inquiry committee regarding former Deputy Minister of Civil Protection, Christos Triantopoulos. This vote follows intense political debate over allegations of misconduct in handling the aftermath of the tragic Tempi railway disaster

The debate in the Parliament on the establishment of a preliminary inquiry for Christos Triantapoulos

The debate will be attended by the heads of the Parliamentary Groups, ministers and the parliamentary representatives of the parties

Expatriates in New York demonstrate for the Tempi

Greek expatriates demonstrated outside the Consulate General of Greece in Manhattan, New York and at Athens Square in Astoria

Gathering in Rome for the two years of the Tempi tragedy

Mobilisations were also organised in Milan, Naples, Perugia, Lecce, Florence and Calabria

SYRIZA calls for the resignation of Michalis Chrysochoidis

Koumoundourou blames him for the riots and claims that the police forces had clear orders to disperse the gathering

Marinakis: Truth, justice, never again—The demands of mass, peaceful protests

No political party has the right, not even to imagine, to turn the citizens' sentiments into demands of a petty political nature

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