Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has urged unity and cautioned against the political exploitation of the upcoming protests marking the anniversary of the Tempe railway disaster. He emphasized the need to honor the victims while warning against actions that could destabilize the nation. Mitsotakis highlighted the importance of accountability and safe public transportation, and cautioned against those attempting to use the tragedy for political purposes.
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In a decisive interview with Alpha TV, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis firmly refuted claims of a cover-up following the Tempe railway tragedy. As pressure mounts from mass protests and opposition parties for clarity regarding the circumstances of the disaster, Mitsotakis acknowledged new evidence while emphasizing that Hellenic Train will face consequences should illegal cargo be confirmed on their train. The Prime Minister remains committed to ensuring accountability and transparency as the judicial investigation nears its conclusion.
Protests have erupted across Greece today, driven by renewed public outrage over the Tempe railway disaster that claimed 57 lives. Following the release of a new audio recording, demonstrations are taking place in at least 97 Greek cities and 13 cities internationally, with Athens and Thessaloniki seeing significant gatherings.