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Hunger Strike of Aristotelis Chantzis Ends After 140 Days

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The hunger strike of Aristotelis Chantzis has ended after 140 days.
The community of Prosfygika announced the end during a gathering in Syntagma.
Suzon Doppagne also stopped her hunger strike in solidarity with Chantzis.
The municipal council of Athens called for a dialogue regarding housing solutions.
Chantzis is in critical condition in the hospital, experiencing severe health issues.

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The hunger strike led by Aristotelis Chatzis has officially ended after 140 days, as announced by the community of the Alexandra Refugees during a gathering in Syntagma Square. Alongside Chatzis, Suzon Doppagne, who had been on a hunger strike for 55 days in solidarity with him, also declared the cessation of her protest.

The decision to halt the hunger strike comes in the context of recent political developments. Earlier, the Municipal Council of Athens approved a resolution calling for the suspension of a contract with the Region concerning the area of the refugees, which has been a central issue in the protests. Both Chatzis and Doppagne stated that although they are ending their hunger strike, "the struggle continues by other means," indicating a shift in tactics rather than a complete retreat from their cause.

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