Thessaloniki: Fishermen Remain in the Ports - They Send an Ultimatum to the Government
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The fishermen in Thessaloniki have decided to continue their protests, joining forces with their colleagues in the rest of the country and reacting to government announcements to increase the subsidy for fishing oil. The boats remain tied up at the old beach and
Fishermen describe the measures as insufficient and warn that if there is no substantial response, they will proceed to new forms of mobilization.
For the seventh consecutive day, fishermen in Thessaloniki continue to protest, with their boats remaining tied to the beach, while the fish markets are closed.
Thessaloniki fishermen continue their protests, keeping their boats tied up and closing the fish markets. They describe the aid measures as insufficient and warn of escalation if their demands are not met.
The KKE expresses its support for the fishermen's demands, describing them as fair, while at the same time criticizing the government's announcements on this issue. Specifically, it points out that: "The New Democracy government, under the weight of the dynamic mobilizations of professional fishermen who are fighting for the self-evident right to go to sea and survive, ... More www.ertnews.gr
Fishermen in Thessaloniki continue their protests for the seventh day, keeping their boats tied up and fish markets closed. They gave the government an ultimatum to meet with Rural Development Minister Margaritis Schinas, demanding that the fuel subsidy be increased to at least 50 cents per liter, as the current cost of fuel makes it unprofitable for boats to go out to sea.
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