Protesters gathered in Thessaloniki today, October 15, demanding greater government transparency. The demonstration, organized by local activists, took place in the city center. Participants held signs and chanted slogans calling for more openness in public administration.
The protest followed recent allegations of corruption within government agencies. Activists claimed that officials had failed to disclose financial dealings with private companies. One organizer stated, "We need clear and accessible information about how public money is being spent."
This is the second such demonstration in the city this month. Similar protests have taken place in Athens and other major cities, reflecting growing public frustration with perceived government secrecy. The movement has gained momentum through social media, with participants sharing videos and photos of the event.
The government has not yet issued an official statement regarding the protests. However, officials have previously expressed support for transparency initiatives. The situation remains under observation as authorities prepare to respond to the growing public demand for accountability.
