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Opposition parties bring Tempe issue back to Parliament after mass protests
The government has agreed to a parliamentary debate on the Tempe train crash following demands for a discussion from opposition parties, which were prompted by the size and range of protests held by citizens across Greece on Sunday.
SYRIZA, New Left and the Communist Party (KKE) submitted requests for a debate about the crash and the ongoing judicial investigation. In Monday’s regular press briefing, government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis said that the discussion, involving party le...
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