In her offices Greek train today completed the mobilization of schoolchildren and students for the victims of the fatal accident in Tempe.

Demanding responsibility for the tragic incident, the students first gathered outside the school. Propylaeain the center of Athens.

“For the children in Tempi… For their families… And for us…” says the appeal of the Athens Student Coordinating Committee.

“This crime cannot be hidden. We will be the voice of all the dead,” reads a student poster.

After that, schoolchildren and students marched to the parliament building, where they honored the memory of the deceased with a minute of silence.

Finally, they made their way to the Hellenic Train offices, where the march ended.

“This tragedy shocked all of us. It could have been me in those vans. Finally, let’s do something.” Her fury Maria, a student of the Faculty of Education in Primary Education at the University of Athens, is excellent. The same can be said about the dozens of students who have gathered today in the Propylaea and demand responsibility for the accident in Tempi.

Holding white and black balloons with the words “Take me when you arrive” in their hands, dozens of students from Athens became, as they said, “the voice of all the dead.”

“Today is not an ordinary day. Today we are taking to the streets to demand the sharing of responsibility and that nothing be hidden in connection with the tragedy in Tempi,” said Angelos Thomopoulos, president of the Student Association of Surveyors during the march in the Propylaea, noting that this impossible for such a tragedy that happened in 2023, and the loss of human comrades and classmates.

Walking around the university, several female students and members of the Athens Student Coordinating Committee were holding dozens of papers with the words “Let’s go anywhere.”

“Many fellow students did not send a message to their parents that they had returned,” Katerina from the Athens School of Philosophy told us in turn, adding that she and all her fellow students are demanding responsibility.

Two girls raised two cardboard boxes to the sky with the inscription “You believe, we believe.” “We will be the voices of all those who have died so unjustly,” said Giorgos, a student at the Faculty of Political Law and Public Administration at EKPA.

Student voices across Greece are “uniting” today as protest marches have already begun in other regions of Greece, such as Tempi.

Thessaloniki: Student associations and the Student Coordinating Committee meet at 6:30 pm in the ward.

Larisaat 12.30, on the central square.

Marbleat 12 noon, in Tholos.

Trikalaat 20:00, in Riga, on Feraiu square.

Karditsaat 18.30, the central square. ghoul at 18:30 at the station and at 7 pm. on Park Square.

Jannenat 18:00, in the district.

Towerat 11:00, on the central square (mobilization is supported by ELME Ilias with a stop of work from 11:00 to 14:00). Florinaat 16:00, at the station.

I’m goingat 13:00, at Eleftherias Square.

Copperat 13:00 at the OSE station (old bridge).

Heraklion, at 10 am. on the square Freedom.

Lesvosat 18:30, a silent protest in Sapphos Square.

Kozani, at 12.30. sit-in at school and at 18:00. on the embroidery square

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