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Student Rally: New clashes with tear gas on Stadiou Street (videos-photos) (Upd.2)

At least 9 arrests have been made - 8,000 people participate in the pan-educational rally

Newsroom March 8 03:40

Minor clashes occurred shortly after 2:30 on Stadiou Street during the pan-educational rally while demonstrators were heading towards the Parliament.

According to the police, a group of protesters threw Molotov cocktails bombs at an anti-riot police unit, with the officers responding with the use of tear gas at Klafthmonos Square.

The rally takes place ahead of the expected vote tonight on the bill for the establishment of non-state universities.

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At least 8,000 demonstrators are participating in the rally, while the Hellenic Police have already made at least 9 arrests.

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