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Growing anger in Greece over deadly rail disaster prompts plan by opposition to challenge government

  • Three Greek opposition parties plan to challenge the government with a censure motion regarding its handling of a deadly rail disaster that occurred nearly two years ago.
  • Public anger has grown due to delays in the inquiry and allegations of a cover-up, which the government denies.
  • Fifty-Seven people died, including college students, when a passenger train collided with a freight train on February 28, 2023, near Tempe.
  • Sokratis Famellos, leader of the Syriza party, announced the no-confidence vote alongside Pasok and the New Left parties.
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What Made Thousands of Greeks Protest Two Years After Tempi Railway Disaster?

Thousands protested in Athens and other cities in Greece and abroad demanding justice for the Tempi railway disaster. Credit: Greek Reporter On Sunday, tens of thousands of Greeks across the country took to the streets to protest against the government’s delay in concluding who was responsible for the Tempi railway disaster that resulted in the deaths of 57 people. The mass demonstration in Athens’ Syntagma Square, along with rallies across Gree…

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Anger in Greece over rail disaster prompts opposition plan to challenge government

Public outrage is growing over investigation delays and alleged coverups, sparking nationwide protests

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Growing Anger in Greece over Deadly Rail Disaster Prompts Plan by Opposition to Challenge Government

Growing Anger in Greece over Deadly Rail Disaster Prompts Plan by Opposition to Challenge Government

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Growing anger in Greece over deadly rail disaster prompts plan by opposition to challenge government

ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Three Greek opposition parties vowed Friday to challenge the country’s center-right government with a censure motion over its handling of a deadly rail disaster nearly two years ago. The pledge was prompted by mounting public anger over delays in the inquiry and allegations of a cover-up that the government strongly denies. Fifty-seven people were killed — including college students returning from a holiday — when a passeng…

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Greece: Opposition announces no-confidence motion against government over train crash

Three opposition parties in Greece announced today that they will submit a motion of no confidence in the government of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis over its handling of the train accident that occurred almost two years ago.

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Three opposition parties want to express no confidence in Greek government

Relatives of the victims of the train accident staged anti-government protests in dozens of cities.

·Bratislava Region, Slovakia
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