Greek anarchists gathered in Karditsa to demand that city officials take action to stop the construction of wind turbines in the Agrafa area and use the money instead for the criminally underfunded healthcare system. Police responded with a heavy presence in the area, poised to make arrests over anti-protest quarantine guidelines. They were unsuccessful, and all protesters made it out of the central square of Karditsa.
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