Protests for education have also started in Greece

Thousands of students and educational workers protested in Athens, Thessaloniki, and Patras, demanding better education and working conditions. They highlighted issues such as deteriorating school buildings, inadequate infrastructure, and a significant teacher shortage. Protesters drew parallels between the challenges faced in Greece and France, emphasizing the need for change. The ADEDY union supported the demonstrations, calling for wage increases and better support for teachers. According to OLME, Greece faces a shortage of 15,000 teachers, and education spending remains below the EU average, reflecting ongoing struggles since the financial crisis.