Solutapahtumat
Solutapahtumat, or "solute events," refer to a series of significant political and social demonstrations that took place in Finland during the early 1990s. These events were primarily centered around the Solu Hotel in Helsinki, which served as a focal point for protests against the Finnish government’s handling of the country’s economic crisis and broader social issues.
The protests began in 1992, following Finland’s severe economic recession, which led to high unemployment, austerity
The Solutapahtumat were notable for their nonviolent yet persistent nature, drawing attention to systemic issues such
The term "Solutapahtumat" has since been used to describe similar protest movements in Finland, emphasizing the