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Taxi drivers in Attica are on strike for the third consecutive day, holding a protest march towards the Maximos Mansion to demand attention to their grievances.

Taxi drivers in Greece are continuing their protests against unfair labor conditions, with a significant march planned towards the Prime Minister's office tomorrow morning after a confrontation with a strikebreaker escalated today.

Taxi drivers in Attica staged a march to Athens' Eleftherios Venizelos Airport as part of their three-day strike.

Taxi drivers in Greece are staging a nationwide strike, causing disruptions throughout the country.

Taxi services in Thessaloniki will cease on Wednesday and Thursday as drivers participate in a nationwide strike organized by the Panhellenic Federation of Taxis.

Taxi drivers in Greece ended a meeting with the Deputy Minister of Transport without reaching any agreement during their ongoing strike.

Taxi drivers in Greece continue their strike in response to government indifference, with a focus on exerting political pressure.

Taxi drivers in Greece are escalating their protests against government policies, claiming united resistance over ongoing issues.

Athens will experience a three-day taxi strike as drivers cease operations from today until Friday morning, with a two-day strike planned in other parts of Greece.

Taxi drivers and owners in Attica are striking from February 17 to February 19, with nationwide protests planned for February 18 and 19.

Taxi drivers in Greece are escalating protests with a new strike announced for the upcoming week.

Taxi drivers in Greece have announced a new three-day strike starting February 17, as they protest against the government's transportation policies.

Gig workers associated with ride-hailing platforms like Ola, Uber, and Rapido have announced a nationwide strike, logging out from apps for six hours, which is expected to disrupt cab and bike taxi services in several cities due to their union's two main demands.

Two teenage cousins in Angola face tragedy during a taxi drivers' strike; one is killed by police, while the other remains imprisoned without charges for over six months, highlighting systemic repression in the country.

The 48-hour taxi strike in Athens continues today, affecting transportation in the region.

Taxi services remain unavailable today in Athens and Thessaloniki due to a strike by taxi drivers, who warn of a continuous strike if a proposed bill is passed.

Hundreds of taxi drivers participated in a procession to Maximos Palace, where a SATA delegation met with government officials, leading to comments of a 'positive atmosphere' by SATA's president, yet declaring that protests will continue.

A taxi strike in Athens has begun with a march from SATA offices toward Parliament, signaling potential long-term actions.

Athens is experiencing major traffic congestion due to a 48-hour taxi strike from professional drivers, with significant delays reported on key roadways since early Tuesday morning.

Taxi owners in Attica are striking for 48 hours due to government policies, gathering for a protest march against the government's stance toward their industry.

Athens and Thessaloniki will be without taxi services today and tomorrow due to a 48-hour strike organized by the Attica Taxi Drivers' Union (SATA) on February 3 and 4.

Taxi services will be suspended in Athens and Thessaloniki on February 3 and 4 due to a 48-hour strike by taxi drivers protesting government changes in the sector.

Taxi drivers in Thessaloniki will go on a 24-hour strike starting from 6 AM on Wednesday, February 14, demanding an extension of the mandatory transition to electric vehicles beyond 2026 and other concessions.

Taxi drivers in Thessaloniki will initiate a 24-hour strike on Wednesday, February 4, starting at 6 AM, culminating in a gathering and march to the Ministry of Macedonia and Thrace.

Taxi owners in Attica are initiating a 48-hour strike on February 3rd and 4th, protesting against the government's hostile stance towards their industry.

Taxi drivers in Greece have extended their strike until 06:00 on Friday, January 16, with plans for another 48-hour strike on January 20 and 21.

Taxi drivers are intensifying their protests with a new 48-hour strike scheduled for January 20-21, following the conclusion of their current strike on January 16.

Taxi drivers held a march in central Athens, aiming to meet party representatives and present a petition, while preparing for a new 48-hour strike on January 20.

Taxi drivers in Attica continue their strike for the third day, organizing a demonstration towards the Parliament without cars.

Taxi drivers in Attica are continuing their strike for a third day, with plans for a march to the Parliament without their vehicles.

Taxi drivers continue their strike for the third consecutive day, protesting against government measures, particularly the mandatory transition to electric vehicles, with plans for a new rally and convoy to the Prime Minister's office today.

Taxi drivers are planning a new strike and parade to the Maximos mansion on Thursday morning, asserting their determination to continue their protest.

Taxi drivers are set to stage a new protest on Thursday, January 15, culminating in a motorcade towards the Maximos Mansion.

Taxi drivers in Athens are staging a 48-hour strike, leading a motorized procession towards the Ministry of Transport, as they warn of escalating protests.

Taxi owners and drivers continue their strike to demand an extension of the mandatory transition to electric vehicles, indicating the possibility of escalating their actions if the government does not respond.

Taxi drivers continue their strike across Greece, extending protests initiated by the Attica Taxi Drivers Union to a nationwide action involving the Panhellenic Federation of Professional Taxi Owners.

Taxi drivers across Italy held a strike protesting against unfair competition from Uber, demanding clearer regulations for digital platforms and the enforcement of existing laws.

A nationwide taxi strike in Italy, with significant participation reported, has led to tensions in Rome, where protesters have gathered outside the Parliament.

Taxi drivers in Greece are initiating a 48-hour strike, gathering for a mass motorcade to demand their requests at the Ministry of Transport.

Taxi owners in Greece have begun a 48-hour protest with a motorcade through central Athens, demanding attention from the Ministry of Transport.

Taxi drivers are engaging in a 48-hour strike, demanding better conditions and protesting their grievances at the Ministry of Transport.

Taxi drivers in Attica have begun a 48-hour strike to protest the implementation of electric vehicles starting in 2026.

Taxi drivers in Attica are on a 48-hour strike, demanding tax reforms and a delay in the mandatory transition to electric vehicles.

Italian taxi unions have confirmed a nationwide strike while calling for established regulations for all operators in the sector.

Taxi drivers in Attica will strike on Tuesday and Wednesday, demanding delays in mandatory transition to electric vehicles and other tax-related requests.

Taxi drivers are going on a 48-hour strike starting January 13, protesting mandatory transition to electric vehicles and high costs.

Taxi drivers are starting a 48-hour strike on Tuesday, demanding better conditions or they will escalate their efforts if their demands are not met.

Taxi drivers will begin a strike on Tuesday, January 13, as announced by the president of the SAT, Thymios Lyberopoulos, due to mandatory transition to electric vehicles.

Taxis in Attica will go on a 48-hour strike on January 13 and 14 to oppose the mandatory shift to electric vehicles.

Taxi drivers are initiating a new 48-hour strike on Tuesday, January 13, demanding their grievances be addressed amidst claims that the industry is in its worst post-war condition.