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Las imágenes del ataque con cócteles molotov al Parlamento griego en el aniversario del peor accidente ferroviario

Estas protestas tienen como motivo el segundo aniversario del accidente de trenes que causó la muerte a 57 personas

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A protester lobs a molotov cocktail towards riot police as clashes break out during a rally as part of a general strike called by unions to mark the second anniversary of the country's worst rail tragedy that left 57 dead on February 28, 2023, in front of the Greek parliament, in Athens on February 28, 2025. The unions have called for a general strike in the private and public sectors which will particularly affect transport. Trains, ferries, buses, trams, and taxis will be almost at a standstill while numerous flights have been canceled. About 300.000 demonstrators demand answers on the exact causes of this head-on collision between two trains are planned in more than 200 cities in Greece as well as abroad. (Photo by Aris MESSINIS / AFP)

1 de 15

Los manifestantes detrás de las barricadas lanzan cócteles molotov a la policía antidisturbios mientras se producen enfrentamientos durante una manifestación como parte de una huelga general convocada por los sindicatos para conmemorar el segundo aniversario de la peor tragedia ferroviaria del país que dejó 57 muertos el 28 de febrero de 2023

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A protester lobs a molotov cocktail towards riot police as clashes break out during a rally as part of a general strike called by unions to mark the second anniversary of the country's worst rail tragedy that left 57 dead on February 28, 2023, in front of the Greek parliament, in Athens on February 28, 2025. The unions have called for a general strike in the private and public sectors which will particularly affect transport. Trains, ferries, buses, trams, and taxis will be almost at a standstill while numerous flights have been canceled. About 300.000 demonstrators demand answers on the exact causes of this head-on collision between two trains are planned in more than 200 cities in Greece as well as abroad. (Photo by Aris MESSINIS / AFP)

2 de 15

Los sindicatos han pedido una huelga general en el sector privado y público, que afectará especialmente al transporte.

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A protester holds a placard reading "How many other lives" as she takes part in a rally as part of a general strike called by unions to mark the 2nd anniversary of the country's worst rail tragedy that left 57 dead in 2023, in front of the Greek parliament, in Athens on February 28, 2025. The unions have called for a general strike in the private and public sectors which will particularly affect transport. Trains, ferries, buses, trams, and taxis will be almost at a standstill while numerous flights have been canceled. Demonstrations to demand answers on the exact causes of this head-on collision between two trains are planned in more than 200 cities in Greece as well as abroad. (Photo by Angelos Tzortzinis / AFP)

3 de 15

Se han sumado a la protesta los sectores educativos, ferroviarios, marítimos, así como las compañías y controladores aéreos.

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ATHENS (Greece), 28/02/2025.- Demonstrators hold placards with numbers of the victims during a protest rally and a 24-hour nationwide strike marking the two-year anniversary of the Tempi train crash, in central Syntagma Square, in Athens, Greece, 28 February 2025. Mass demonstrations are planned across Greece to demand justice for the victims, two years after a passenger train and a freight train collided in the municipality of Tempi, northern Thessaly region on 28 February 2023, killing at least 57 people. (Protestas, Grecia, Atenas) EFE/EPA/ORESTIS PANAGIOTOU

4 de 15

Los manifestantes sostienen pancartas con el número de víctimas en el segundo aniversario del accidente ferroviario de Tempi, en la central Plaza Syntagma, en Atenas.

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ATHENS (Greece), 28/02/2025.- Demonstrators hold placards with numbers of the victims during a protest rally and a 24-hour nationwide strike marking the two-year anniversary of the Tempi train crash, in central Syntagma Square, in Athens, Greece, 28 February 2025. Mass demonstrations are planned across Greece to demand justice for the victims, two years after a passenger train and a freight train collided in the municipality of Tempi, northern Thessaly region on 28 February 2023, killing at least 57 people. (Protestas, Grecia, Atenas) EFE/EPA/ORESTIS PANAGIOTOU

5 de 15

Aunque los primeros informes apuntaron al error humano del jefe de estación como la causa principal del accidente, investigaciones posteriores desvelaron graves fallos en los sistemas de señalización y una infraestructura ferroviaria obsoleta.

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A protester lobs a molotov cocktail towards riot police as clashes break out during a rally as part of a general strike called by unions to mark the second anniversary of the country's worst rail tragedy that left 57 dead on February 28, 2023, in front of the Greek parliament, in Athens on February 28, 2025. The unions have called for a general strike in the private and public sectors which will particularly affect transport. Trains, ferries, buses, trams, and taxis will be almost at a standstill while numerous flights have been canceled. About 300.000 demonstrators demand answers on the exact causes of this head-on collision between two trains are planned in more than 200 cities in Greece as well as abroad. (Photo by Aris MESSINIS / AFP)

6 de 15

Este jueves, el Organismo Nacional para la Investigación de Accidentes Aéreos y Ferroviarios (Edoasaam) publicó las conclusiones de su investigación, que señalaron que la falta de sistemas de seguridad, la inadecuada formación del personal ferroviario y la escasez de recursos humanos, producto de una década de crisis económica, fueron las causas fundamentales de la tragedia.

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ATHENS (Greece), 28/02/2025.- Demonstrators take part in a protest rally during a 24-hour nationwide strike marking the two-year anniversary of the Tempi train crash, in central Syntagma Square, in Athens, Greece, 28 February 2025. Mass demonstrations are planned across Greece to demand justice for the victims, two years after a passenger train and a freight train collided in the municipality of Tempi, northern Thessaly region on 28 February 2023, killing at least 57 people. (Protestas, Grecia, Atenas) EFE/EPA/YANNIS KOLESIDIS

7 de 15

Los guardias presidenciales griegos realizan un cambio de guardia en la tumba del soldado desconocido al margen de una manifestación de protesta y una huelga nacional de 24 horas.

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ATHENS (Greece), 28/02/2025.- Greek Presidential Guards perform a Changing of the Guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier on the sidelines of a protest rally and a 24-hour nationwide strike marking the two-year anniversary of the Tempi train crash, in central Syntagma Square, in Athens, Greece, 28 February 2025. Mass demonstrations are planned across Greece to demand justice for the victims, two years after a passenger train and a freight train collided in the municipality of Tempi, northern Thessaly region on 28 February 2023, killing at least 57 people. (Protestas, Grecia, Atenas) EFE/EPA/YANNIS KOLESIDIS

8 de 15

Aunque la tragedia ocurrió hace dos años, la llama de la indignación ciudadana volvió a prenderse hace unas semanas tras hacerse públicos los audios de una víctima que, minutos antes de morir calcinada, realizó una llamada al 112.

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Riot police officers take cover from molotov cocktails thrown by demonstrators as clashes break out during a rally as part of a general strike called by unions to mark the second anniversary of the country's worst rail tragedy that left 57 dead on February 28, 2023, in front of the Greek parliament, in Athens on February 28, 2025. The unions have called for a general strike in the private and public sectors which will particularly affect transport. Trains, ferries, buses, trams, and taxis will be almost at a standstill while numerous flights have been cancelled. About 300.000 demonstrators demand answers on the exact causes of this head-on collision between two trains are planned in more than 200 cities in Greece as well as abroad. (Photo by Aris MESSINIS / AFP)

9 de 15

Un creciente número de griegos opina que el Gobierno ha intentado encubrir las verdaderas causas del desastre, sobre todo en lo relacionado con la explosión y el incendio.

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ATHENS (Greece), 28/02/2025.- Demonstrators take part in a protest rally during a 24-hour nationwide strike marking the two-year anniversary of the Tempi train crash, in central Syntagma Square, in Athens, Greece, 28 February 2025. Mass demonstrations are planned across Greece to demand justice for the victims, two years after a passenger train and a freight train collided in the municipality of Tempi, northern Thessaly region on 28 February 2023, killing at least 57 people. (Protestas, Grecia, Atenas) EFE/EPA/YANNIS KOLESIDIS

10 de 15

Manifestantes con las palabras 'Crimen' (L) y 'Oxígeno' (R) pintadas en sus rostros durante la manifestación de protesta.

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ATHENS (Greece), 28/02/2025.- Demonstrators with the words reading 'Crime' (L) and 'Oxygen' (R) painted on their faces during a protest rally and a 24-hour nationwide strike marking the two-year anniversary of the Tempi train crash, in central Syntagma Square, in Athens, Greece, 28 February 2025. Mass demonstrations are planned across Greece to demand justice for the victims, two years after a passenger train and a freight train collided in the municipality of Tempi, northern Thessaly region on 28 February 2023, killing at least 57 people. (Protestas, Grecia, Atenas) EFE/EPA/ORESTIS PANAGIOTOU

11 de 15

Maria Karystianou, presidenta de la asociación de familiares de las víctimas del accidente ferroviario de Tempi, aparece en una pantalla sosteniendo un cartel que dice 'No tengo oxígeno'.

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ATHENS (Greece), 28/02/2025.- Maria Karystianou, President of the relatives' association for victims of the Tempi train accident, appears on a screen holding a placard that reads 'I Have No Oxygen' during a protest rally and a 24-hour nationwide strike marking the two-year anniversary of the Tempi train crash, in central Syntagma Square, in Athens, Greece, 28 February 2025. Mass demonstrations are planned across Greece to demand justice for the victims, two years after a passenger train and a freight train collided in the municipality of Tempi, northern Thessaly region on 28 February 2023, killing at least 57 people. (Protestas, Grecia, Atenas) EFE/EPA/YANNIS KOLESIDIS

12 de 15

Cientos de manifestantes se congregan frente al Parlamento en Atenas.

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Riot police officers take cover from molotov cocktails thrown by demonstrators as clashes break out during a rally as part of a general strike called by unions to mark the second anniversary of the country's worst rail tragedy that left 57 dead on February 28, 2023, in front of the Greek parliament, in Athens on February 28, 2025. The unions have called for a general strike in the private and public sectors which will particularly affect transport. Trains, ferries, buses, trams, and taxis will be almost at a standstill while numerous flights have been cancelled. About 300.000 demonstrators demand answers on the exact causes of this head-on collision between two trains are planned in more than 200 cities in Greece as well as abroad. (Photo by Aris MESSINIS / AFP)

13 de 15

El opositor partido socialista griego, Pasok, anunció este jueves que presentará una moción de censura contra el Gobierno del primer ministro, el conservador Kyriakos Mitsotakis, por sus presuntas responsabilidades en el accidente de trenes que hace dos años causó la muerte de 57 personas.

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People gather in front of the Greek parliament as they take part in a rally as part of a general strike called by unions to mark the 2nd anniversary of the country's worst rail tragedy that left 57 dead in 2023, in Athens on February 28, 2025. The unions have called for a general strike in the private and public sectors which will particularly affect transport. Trains, ferries, buses, trams, and taxis will be almost at a standstill while numerous flights have been canceled. Demonstrations to demand answers on the exact causes of this head-on collision between two trains are planned in more than 200 cities in Greece as well as abroad. (Photo by Angelos Tzortzinis / AFP)

14 de 15

El país amaneció hoy paralizado por tierra, mar y aire ya que a la huelga, convocada por los principales sindicatos del sector público y privado, ADEDY y GSEE, se han sumado los marineros, los trabajadores ferroviarios y los controladores aéreos.

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Protesters behind the barricades throw molotov cocktails towards riot police as clashes break out during a rally as part of a general strike called by unions to mark the second anniversary of the country's worst rail tragedy that left 57 dead on February 28, 2023, in front of the Greek parliament, in Athens on February 28, 2025. The unions have called for a general strike in the private and public sectors which will particularly affect transport. Trains, ferries, buses, trams, and taxis will be almost at a standstill while numerous flights have been canceled. About 300.000 demonstrators demand answers on the exact causes of this head-on collision between two trains are planned in more than 200 cities in Greece as well as abroad. (Photo by Aris MESSINIS / AFP)

15 de 15

Se espera que cientos de miles de personas se manifiesten en 250 ciudades y pueblos griegos y en 54 urbes del extranjero, incluidas Barcelona, Madrid, Lisboa y Buenos Aires, para exigir al Gobierno conservador del primer ministro Kyriakos Mitsotakis que se haga justicia por la tragedia.

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