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Debate Continues Over Refugee Housing Project

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The ongoing redevelopment of the historical refugee housing on Alexandras Avenue sparks social and political tensions.
Around 100 people protested outside the home of Attica's governor in support of hunger strikers.
A hunger striker, Aristotelis Chatzis, was hospitalized in critical condition after nearly 140 days without food.
The governor emphasized that the redevelopment is a response to decades of negligence and shifting responsibilities.
The ruling party condemned the incident but acknowledged the need for dialogue on acceptable solutions.

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The ongoing redevelopment of the historical refugee housing on Alexandras Avenue sparks social and political tensions.
Around 100 people protested outside the home of Attica's governor in support of hunger strikers.
A hunger striker, Aristotelis Chatzis, was hospitalized in critical condition after nearly 140 days without food.
The governor emphasized that the redevelopment is a response to decades of negligence and shifting responsibilities.
The ruling party condemned the incident but acknowledged the need for dialogue on acceptable solutions.

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