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evictions followed and by mid
December the state was attempting to evict anarchist social centres as well as migrant squats. The New Democracy party installed a Christmas tree on the central square in December. It was quickly burnt down and when a second tree was put up in its place, it was destroyed several hours later.
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broadened the crackdown on squats in Greece by releasing a statement on 20 November 2019 which demanded all squats were to be evacuated in 15 days' time. Commentators quickly noticed that the end of the deadline was 5 December, the day upon which
Alexandros Grigoropoulos had been killed in 2008. More
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In the aftermath of the riots, collectives and movements in
Exarcheia expanded initiatives experimenting with new political formations, especially to provide public spaces organized around an anti-hierarchical and anti-commercial ethos. For example, activists turned a parking lot into the guerrilla
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resulted in an enormous migration to Greece – in 2017, 55,000 people throughout Greece were registered as permanent residents. When borders between Greece and the
European Union were closed, many migrants were forced to stay in camps that lacked housing or hygiene infrastructure. As a result,
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unit implemented after the dictatorship; Operation Virtue, which used blockaded areas and rapid raids of public spaces to capture undocumented migrants in the 1970s and 1980s; and
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during the inter-war period. Due to the political and intellectual character of
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features many cafés and bars with numerous retail computer shops located mainly on
Stournari street, also called the Greek Silicon Valley. Located on Exarcheia square is one of the oldest summer cinemas of Athens, called "Vox", as well as the
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in Athens, primarily centered in Exarcheia, serving as housing, healthcare, and social centers for refugees, migrants, or anarchists. These squats provide space for highly diverse communities and coalitions. For example, the
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squat at 78 Acharnon decided to close itself down on its own terms rather than be evicted. By the end of September 2019, there had been seven evictions, including the 5th School squat.
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This law has contributed to the prevalence of protests within Exarcheia, as the Polytechnic functions as a site of insurgent coordination as well as a safe haven from police violence.
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pledged to impose order and to clean up Exarcheia. Subsequently, a new mayor of Athens was elected in August. Immediately, evictions of migrant squats began. The
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at Exarcheia Square, and there has been significant opposition against the construction of the station, mostly by anarchist and anti-state groups.
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have been the focus of specialized policing tactics in Greece. These include MAT, (Public Order Restoration Units) a
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Chtouris, Sotiris (January 2017). "Refugee Flows and Volunteers in the Current Humanitarian Crisis in Greece".
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Apoifis, Nicholas (2017). "Fieldwork in a furnace: anarchists, anti-authoritarians and militant ethnography".
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1452:"H ιστορία των Εξαρχείων από το 1840 ως σήμερα: μια καταποντισμένη μυθική πολιτεία― με σπάνιες φωτογραφίες"
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refugees and migrants sought alternative options within Athens, including squats in Exarcheia.
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Greek anarchist youths throw petrol bombs at cars outside central Athens police station
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King, Alex; Manoussaki-Adamopoulou, Ioanna (Aug 26, 2019).
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Often referred to as the anarchist neighborhood of Athens
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Vradis, Antonis (2009). "Greece's winter of discontent".
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584:"Exarcheia: Most Misunderstood Neighborhood in Athens"
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with similar Anarchist and countercultural leanings
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