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Statements by Koufonikolakou on young people's participation in the nationwide education rally

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  • Efimerida ton Syntakton Centre-left
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  • Thestival Centre

What is happening

What the sources report

Theoni Koufonikolakou, press spokesperson of the Hellenic Left Alliance (ELAS), stresses in a statement the need to make young people's demands heard and to protect their right to protest. Thestival

The statement was made against the backdrop of today's large rally. Dnews

The young people's demands concern, among other things, the cost of living, student housing and the shortcomings of the education system. Thestival

He accuses the government of trying to link the political mobilisation of young people with the violent incidents. Thestival

He calls on the State to increase the budgets of schools and universities, to abolish the Panhellenic exams in favour of a system that does not exclude the most vulnerable, and to provide financial support to students who study away from home. Dnews

Where they differ

The media do not differ on the basic facts.

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First report 13:07, latest 17:05. Within the first hour: 4 of 5 outlets. Each column: 15 minutes.

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