Mass demonstrations took place across dozens of cities in Greece on May Day, with large crowds taking to the streets despite adverse weather conditions. The strike actions culminated in marches to Parliament in Athens, while similar protests and gatherings were held in Thessaloniki, Larissa, Patras, Ioannina, Heraklion, and Rhodes.
Trade unions and organizations, including GSEE and ADEDY, highlighted the importance of collective action in securing and advancing labor rights, emphasizing that May Day is both a day of remembrance and ongoing struggle. Key demands focused on wage increases, improved working conditions, tackling rising living costs, and strengthening public healthcare and education.
The mobilizations also included commemorative events and wreath-laying ceremonies, with participation from workers, students, and social groups, sending a unified message for a fairer society and dignified living conditions.
