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An immigrant father who lost his son in Greece's 2023 Tempe train crash, the country's deadliest rail disaster, continues to lead a protest movement demanding accountability, known as the 'Tempe 57' campaign after the number of victims. The movement has kept pressure on Greek authorities amid criticism of the pace of investigations and prosecutions. The crash, which killed 57 people, remains a highly sensitive political issue in Greece, with victims' families accusing officials of negligence and cover-ups. The renewed attention underscores unresolved public anger over rail safety failures and government accountability.