Greeks are protesting in large numbers to commemorate the second anniversary of a rail disaster that killed 57 people. The protests, which have spread across 346 cities, are fueled by demands for justice and accusations against the government for a cover-up regarding the causes of the tragedy. The inquiry attributed the accident to human error and poor maintenance. Protesters, including families of victims, expressed their anger and grief, while clashes with police occurred during the demonstrations. Article complet (bbc.com europe)