Greece: Protesters demand increased funding for public education
Summary
Students, teachers, and civil servants in Greece are protesting to ask the government for more money to improve public education. They are concerned about too few staff, bad school buildings, and rising living costs. Protests are happening in Athens and Thessaloniki, with tents set up in public areas.Key Facts
- Protests are happening in Greece on October 21, 2026.
- Students, teachers, and civil servants are involved.
- They want more funding for public education.
- Complaints include staff shortages and poor infrastructure in schools.
- The high cost of living is also a concern for protesters.
- Protesters have set up tents in central spots near Parliament in Athens and on a street in Thessaloniki.
- The protests show support for similar student movements in France and Spain.
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