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Chrysochoidis for Exarchia: The ban on events applies only to the illegal occupation of “Exostrefis”

Events can be held anywhere else, clarified the Minister for Citizen Protection – “I have no intention of banning any gathering”

Chrysochoidis: Rest assured, those who attacked the Ministry of Labor and Hellenic Train will be arrested

The Minister for Citizen Protection also referred to the incidents in Exarchia on Sunday night (April 13)

Clashes at Tempi protest: Chrysochoidis blames hooligans and masked rioters

The Minister of Citizen Protection also responded to those who wondered why the ELAS officers did not arrest those who were breaking hotel marbles: "Do you understand what it means for the police to throw chemicals against thousands of people? They would be trampled on, we would have dead people"

Chrysochoidis: Clear order to the police to safeguard the safety of protesters and demonstrations

The Minister of Citizen Protection said that the Police had made efforts to ensure that Friday's demonstrations took place in a peaceful and safe manner

Minister of Citizen Protection Michalis Chrysochoidis highlights results of organized crime directorate

What the Minister of Civil Protection wrote in his post

Chrysochoidis: “65 new police officers permanently assigned for the safety of the Thessaloniki Metro”

Michalis Chrysochoidis emphasized the priority of citizen safety, including at the Thessaloniki Metro

Chrysochoidis: Every night, we face 100 domestic violence incidents, and every day, 60 arrests

The fence on Evros now reaches 76 km - Recruitment of 150 new border guards

Chrysochoidis: As a minister, I witness 100 cases of domestic violence every day

"I have seen dead bodies in the streets, I have touched dead people" - "I am also shocked, I can't believe what we are hearing about the 45-year-old police officer of the Parliament" said the Minister of Citizen Protection

Michalis Chrysochoidis to Danikas: “In 2000, 90% of society believed that November 17 were invincible heroes”

The Minister of Citizen Protection, prompted by the release of his autobiography, discusses his life—from his childhood years selling fruit in Veria to the thrilling story of dismantling the November 17 terrorist group

Chrysochoidis: Fatal bomb in Ampelokipi – Unsuitable building after the explosion

Minister warns of rising terrorism aspirations among youth: 'A new generation at a very different time'

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