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Protesters in Greece Call for Increased Funding for Public Education

21 Ekim 2026France 24

Students, teachers, and civil servants in Greece are protesting for better funding in public education amid staff shortages and rising living costs.
In Greece, students, teachers, and civil servants are staging protests to demand increased funding for public education. The demonstrations are fueled by concerns over staff shortages, inadequate infrastructure, and rising living costs.
Protesters have set up tents in key locations, including the Square facing Parliament in Athens and a pedestrian street in Thessaloniki.
Greece has faced economic challenges in recent years, leading to budget cuts in various public sectors, including education. The protests reflect a broader discontent with government policies and the urgent need for systemic reforms to support public services.
The ongoing protests highlight the critical state of Greece's public education system, which is grappling with multiple challenges. The combination of insufficient funding and rising living costs creates a precarious situation for both educators and students, potentially impacting the quality of education.

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This article reflects the views of the protesters and does not necessarily represent the official stance of the Greek government.