Greek parties bleed votes between a train disaster and election

Greece’s main train track heading north from central Athens. As is common throughout the country, the tracks are not properly fenced in. About half of Greek rail fatalities are due to trains hitting pedestrians, versus a European average of 34 percent [John Psaropoulos/Al Jazeera]

Athens, Greece – Anastasia Adamidi’s fellow students describe her as a brilliant young woman.

The 24-year-old dentistry postgraduate student from Cyprus was heading to the Aristotelian University of Thessaloniki late on February 28. She was to start her second semester on March 6.