Maria Karystianou from Heraklion: Whatever they do, we will all win

Once again, Maria Karystianou, president of the Association of Relatives of Tempi.

From Heraklion, Crete, at an event organized by the city’s student associations for the two years from the long -running tragedy that frozen Greece, the mother of the wrongdoing Marttus emphasized the need to break the wall of silence, to punish the real.

With Pavlos Aslanidis and the technical adviser of the victims’ families, Vassilis Kokotsakis, he spoke to Georgiadis Park, sending the message that « whatever they do, we will all win ».

The time has come where everyone has to be held accountable to the people and justice, Maria Karystianou said at the memory and struggle event by sending a clear message to everyone who is responsible for the tragedy and at the same time attempting to conceal the crime.

Memorial for the Tempi Railway in Heraklion, Crete

‘On the right side of the story’

« Society has spoken and it is clearer than ever that it has no more pain. The youth, as a whole, is on the right side of the story, « she said elsewhere in her speech. « We trust the instinct and purity of young people. The world and life always belonged to the young. This is how the vision and hope are born. We lived through streets full, with people of bright, solidarity. A tombstone has come into the earliest stench, it has come in, « he continued.

He demanded « equity and transparency » saying that once this is achieved « our country will breathe » explaining that this « will mean the principle of cleansing by complexity. It will be a brave principle for all the crimes that commit us and a principle, for the free and just country we dream of. « 

He concluded by saying: « The magnificent peaceful rallies, where we all as a family ask that the principles of the functioning of a true rule of law come back, are our only vision. Young people are with us. « 

Memory event organized by Student Associations and with their speakers, Maria Karystianou, Pavlos Aslanidis and Vassilis Kokotsakis

‘We’ll go to the end’

Pavlos Aslanidis pointed out that « we will not be quiet if we do not learn the truth, unless all the crime officials are confronted with justice as high as they are, if there is no justification for these 57 souls. »

He concluded by saying, « Our struggle is fair and we will go to the end. »

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