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Steps and rallies in several cities of northern Greece gathered hundreds of students who were demonstrating early in the morning for the Prespa accord.
In Thessaloniki, the students gathered in the white tower, the two people scheduled for the 11-hour meeting meeting in a meeting, which resulted in the closure of Nikis Avenue.
The approximately 1,000 students are currently heading for Thessaloniki City Hall.
A distinguished figure of the gathering was a student of the first epic of Ephesus who came down the streets with his horse with other schoolchildren from western Thessaloniki.
Overall in Thessaloniki, it is estimated that more than 100 schools are occupied, students have suspended Greek flags and banners carrying slogans such as "Macedonia is Greek", while several clearly state that "their action in any case, bears the fascist or nationalist character. "
In Asvestohori, students who took to the streets kept the Greek flag and sang the national anthem.
Mobilisations took place on Thursday morning in high schools and colleges of Evros. According to Stergios Apostolakoudis, director of secondary education, according to what was said in RES-MPA, there are schools in Feres, Soufli, Didimoticho, the first high school of Orestiada and Nea Vyssa. In Alexandroupolis, students abstain and not occupations. "Previously, about 300 students had gathered in front of City Hall and had made a walk in the city center that had ended in the lighthouse by the sea.
The students will demonstrate in Alexandria, Naoussa, Edessa, Giannitsa, Krya Vrissi, Katerini and Serres.
It should be noted that for the Twelve, a student meeting at Propylaea is planned as part of the Athens Schools Coordination Initiative against "Nationalist Occupations for Macedonia", which states in its text that "the Thursday, November 29, several groups stimulate nationalist student occupations in schools across the country.The initiative of coordinating schools and schools in Athens calls on all comrades not to let the fascists find a place in schools.
Political conflict
The occupations also provoked a political conflict with the Minister of Education, Kostas Gavroglou, who said that "the new generation must not allow a Paulus of Nature to get lost again".
The debate was also submitted to parliament on Wednesday, with Adonis Georgiades accusing the government of separating occupations, and Olga Gerovbadilis responding that he was not condemning fascism. "The snake's egg has been hunted and some people do not want to cooperate," commented the Minister of Citizen Protection, who accused the far right of the Northwest.
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