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Greece: Water cannon used at Athens protest in support of jailed far-left convict Koufontinas

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First published at 18:18 UTC on March 7th, 2021.

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A water cannon was used at a protest in solidarity with jailed far-left hitman Dimitris Koufontinas who has been on a hunger strike for almost two months and reportedly suffered a kidney failure the same day, Athens on Friday.
People rallied near the parliament building to support Koufontinas. with riot police using a water cannon and tear gas.
Koufontinas was a member of a far-leftist group called 'November 17,' which was active in Greece from the 1970s to the early 2000s. The former member of the now-disbanded group was sentenced to 11 life sentences for multiple killings and bomb attacks in 2003.
Source: Ruptly

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