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Nationwide strike on July 14 against Constitutional Revision by the government

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The ADEDY union has announced a nationwide work stoppage on July 14 against the proposed constitutional reform by the government.
The work stoppage will take place from 11:00 AM until the end of the workday, with a rally scheduled at the Propylaea.
The decision to organize the action stems from a meeting of the Executive Committee of ADEDY held on June 30, 2026.
Protesters are advocating for public education and health, expressing concerns over the implications of the constitutional changes.
Critics argue that the government's reform efforts undermine constitutional guarantees for free education for all children.

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The General Confederation of Greek Workers (ADEDY) has announced a nationwide work stoppage on July 14, 2026, in protest against the government's proposed Constitutional Revision. The decision was made during a meeting of the ADEDY Executive Committee on June 30, and it aims to mobilize public sector workers across the country.

The work stoppage is scheduled to take place from 11:00 AM until the end of the working day. ADEDY is also organizing a rally at the Propylaea in Athens to voice its opposition. The organization argues that the government's actions undermine public education and health services and threaten the constitutional rights of citizens, particularly the right to free education for all children.

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