The Hellenic Police have announced a series of traffic regulations affecting key streets and avenues in central Athens on Monday, March 24, and Tuesday, March 25 with adjustments to public transportation routes
The announcement of the demonstration came after protesters gathered in Athens, Thessaloniki, Patra and Larissa on Wednesday to voice their support for a no-confidence motion against the center-right administration in Parliament.
The second issue is who will maintain the railway lines. The solution is an intergovernmental agreement with a foreign organization that will support OSE in the maintenance and safety of the network.
This surge coincides with a 12.3% decrease in bankruptcies, indicating a stabilizing business environment.
Crete, Greece’s largest island, is renowned for its ability to balance the iconic and the remote, and Elafonissi Beach is a prime example of this harmonious blend. While the beach has been a favorite among travelers for decades, it has managed to maintain a sense of serenity and seclusion, despite the surge in visitors expected after its recent award.
“Many of our fellow citizens will gather in squares across the country to honor the memory of the victims. They will send a clear message that the truth must prevail and the guilty must be held accountable. They will demand safe public transportation from the state,” Mitsotakis told his cabinet on Wednesday, highlighting the government’s responsibility to ensure that everyone can exercise their right to free expression.
