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• Reactions to a post by HuffPost Greece, 4/3/2021, 12:28

  The post shares an opinion piece on the polarized conversation surrounding Evritos (considered to belong to the far-right) and his work (considered to be in poor taste) as well as the promotion of ahistorical views – especially from mayor Giannis Konstantatos. The post receives largely negative comments, often completely irrelevant to its content.

• Reactions to a post by The Press Project, 21/3/2021, 12:18

  The post shares an article about an instance of violence following the destruction of Evritos’ work in the municipality of Argyroupoli-Elliniko – a work that the article condemns – in which two members of a local far-right organization pretending to be policemen and guarding the graffiti assaulted two minors. The post receives generally positive comments.

• Reactions to a post by Luben TV, 19/3/2021, 12:58

  The post shares a report regarding the aftermath of Evritos’ work being vandalized and the violent involvement of the members a local far-right group. The post receives generally positive comments.

• Reactions to a post by TV Without Borders, 19/3/2021, 15:57

  The post shares a report on instances of violence after the restoration of Evritos’ work in the municipality of Argyroupoli-Elliniko, in which citizens pretending to be policemen assaulted suspected vandals and were arrested. The post receives mixed comments that review the case and are not concerned with current developments.

• Reactions to the article "Elliniko-Argyroupoli: The cleanup of the graffiti featuring the Heroes of the Revolution is today"

  The article shares a report on the restoration of Evritos’ work in the municipality of Argyroupoli-Elliniko that was “desecrated”, with extensive references to mayor Giannis Konstantatos’ statements on its destruction and clean-up on social media – in which he condemned the perpetrators – and the reception of the public’s stance as in agreement with it. The post receives positive to mixed comments.