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After the episodes that broke out in Polytechnic and Polytechnic, where there was a police raid and arrests of people who wanted to stay there in anticipation of the anniversary, the LSE professor, Elijah Mosialos, emphasizes that the course should not be carried out for reasons of protection of public health.
«I present a specific proposal. Every year on November 17, the President of the Republic will award prizes to the first admitted to our Universities in honor of those who lost their lives at the Polytechnic, those who died on the day of the coup, of those killed by the board, the dead from the anti-dictatorial action abroad, the dead in exiles and the jails of the junta and those who were inhumanly tortured by the junta. This could be done in collaboration with the Association of Prisoner and Exile Resistance (1967-1974)“, Writes, among other things, the teacher on Facebook.
«The uprising of the Polytechnic was the culmination of the resistance against the dictatorship. The march towards the anniversary of the uprising is the most important manifestation of memory and homage. To the dead at the Polytechnic, but also to those who lost their lives, they were imprisoned and tortured during the dictatorship. This year, however, only for reasons of public health protection, the course should not be held. It will definitely take place next year with great turnout. “, points out elsewhere in his post.
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