A book presentation and discussion will take place on Friday 16 October 2026, from 19:00 to 20:00, at the self-managed Navarinou Park in Exarchia. Admission is free, with optional donations.
The event centres on the book “The unacknowledged enemy… yesterday, today and tomorrow” by Oreste Scalzone and Paolo Persichetti, recently published by Apatris. People involved in the publication will attend the presentation and discussion.
The street newspaper Apatris has announced the event at Navarinou Park, at the junction of Navarinou and Zoodochou Pigis streets. A bar will also operate to raise funds for the project.
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