ATHENS — In another attack on a state institution in Greece, self-styled anarchists said they carried out an arson attack against the General Secretariat for Public Administration Information Systems at Moschato, near Piraeus, on Oct. 10.
They issued a statement of responsibility on the far-left Athens Indymedia website, identifying their group Anarchist/s and said the attack showed solidarity with 14 people in detention. They said more attacks are coming, against unspecified targets and a video on the website showed a group if black-clad people hurling four to five petrol bombs inside the yard of the building, causing damage to the wall.
The facility in Moschato hosts gov.gr – the government website supporting the entire state mechanism for all agencies and is a critical fount of information and storage of personal data for citizens.
ATHENS – More than 30 million tourists with money to burn and free from COVID-19 restrictions are expected in Greece in 2023 in a push for all-out development but most Greeks will be sitting at home watching them.
FALMOUTH, MA – The police in Falmouth have identified the victim in an accident involving a car plunging into the ocean on February 20, NBC10 Boston reported.
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