Hellenic Railways Organisation (OSE)
Greeks demand justice on first anniversary of Tempi train collision
A deadly train collision in Tempi, Larissa, last year, killed 57 people. People’s movements have blamed criminal negligence, underfunding, and privatization of the railways by the government for the accident
“Never forget, never forgive!”: Massive mobilizations across Greece denounce Tempi train disaster
The Greek working class has accused that the underfunding, privatization, and criminal negligence by the government and railway authorities had resulted in the deadly train accident in Tempi on February 28, in which 57 people were killed and 85 injured
Greek working class outraged by the deadly train collision in Tempi
Greek communists and trade unionists slammed the malfunctioning system—degraded by austerity and negligence—that operates the railways in the country. They pointed out that they had warned a number of times about the conditions that led to the crash
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