
The day originates from the events of February 6, 2014, when a group of migrants attempted to cross into Spain by swimming and was met with a murderous attack by the Spanish police using rubber bullets, stun grenades, and tear gas, resulting in the drowning of 15 people.
This year, the necessity of such a day here in Greece becomes evident and is marked by the murderous attack carried out by the Coast Guard on 3/2/26 against 34 people in the sea off Chios, of whom we are currently counting 15 dead.The so-called pushbacks are nothing more than cold-blooded murders of migrants in the Aegean Sea, and they have claimed thousands of victims since 2017, when they first became publicly known. It had been an open secret for many years that the Coast Guard had orders to “remove” vessels carrying migrants orders they execute by any means necessary. This open secret became known worldwide with the cold-blooded murder of over 600 people off the coast of Pylos. No one today has the right to claim ignorance; no one today has the right to believe the excuses of the Greek state, the Coast Guard, and the government.And yet. After the new horrific murder of at least 15 people, a wave of paid-off mainstream media rushed to whitewash the disgrace. They even write that the vessel carrying migrants attempted to “ram” the Coast Guard. They also portray the dead and the victims as “smugglers.”
Continue reading Commemor-Action Day constitutes a ground for coordination and mobilization around memory and struggle for the victims of state killings at the borders. (Thessaloniki,Greece)

On 18/01/23, a police–media spectacle begins in Patras following a raid by the Hellenic Police (EL.AS.) on the homes of 7 individuals, under the pretext of an investigation into unsolved robberies that had taken place in the city. Those arrested are confronted with a frame-up and are charged with forming a criminal organization.





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