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Europe's youth-led protests reached Greece, where thousands of students and teachers marched in Athens on October 21, demanding better education funding, affordable housing and higher wages. University students called for greater financial support and free accommodation amid rising living costs, while high school students demanded more funding for schools, and teachers pushed for a pay rise. The protest comes amid wider education and cost-of-living protests across Europe, including in France, Albania, Italy, Belgium and Portugal.

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Europe's youth-led protests reached Greece, where thousands of students and teachers marched in Athens on October 21, demanding better education funding, affordable housing and higher wages. University students called for greater financial support and free accommodation amid rising living costs, while high school students demanded more funding for schools, and teachers pushed for a pay rise. The protest comes amid wider education and cost-of-living protests across Europe, including in France, Albania, Italy, Belgium and Portugal.

Europe's youth-led protests reached Greece, where thousands of students and teachers marched in Athens on October 21, demanding better education funding, affordable housing and higher wages. University students called for greater financial support and free accommodation amid rising living costs, while high school students demanded more funding for schools, and teachers pushed for a pay rise. The protest comes amid wider education and cost-of-living protests across Europe, including in France, Albania, Italy, Belgium and Portugal.