Cyprus Mail23 Jun 2026

Hourly government workers to stage protest outside presidential palace

Hourly paid government employees are set to stage a 24-hour nationwide strike and protest march on Wednesday, with demonstrations expected to affect central Nicosia routes by the finance ministry and the presidential palace.

In their advisory issued on Tuesday, police said the protest will begin at 10am on Wednesday outside the finance ministry in Nicosia before participants march towards the presidential palace....

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