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Athens: With tear gas and batons riot police went against hospital workers

Reading time 1 min     Christian Fernsby ▼ | September 30, 2020
With tear gas and batons riot police went against hospital workers in downtown Athens.
Protest in Athens
Gas and batons   Protest in Athens
Protesters marched to the Health Ministry demanding a meeting with the Minister. However, police did not allow them to come closer.

Topics: Athens

The union of public hospital workers POEDIN demands extension of work contracts for some 2,000 temporary personnel whose contracts expire between October and December.

But the times where pandemic front line workers were receiving gratitude clapping are over. Now it’s apparently time for tear gas and batons by order of the political leadership of the country.

As police goes against them, protesters shout “Shame! Disgrace!” and some also sends law enforcement officers “to hell.”

Among those who felt the hardness of a police shield was also the union president Michalis Giannakos.


 

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