Clashes in Rome and Turin as Italy Protests Turn Violent
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Up to 1.5 million people in Italy protest for higher wages, better education and rising cost of living. In addition to peaceful protests, there were clashes with the police, arrests and the use of water cannons in Turin, Genoa and Rome.
ROME Until last night they accepted the requests and accompanied the procession even after the launch of Molotov and paper bombs to Via Claudia, a small road that joins the Colosseum to Celio....
The Viminale warns: 'We will isolate the violent' (ANSA)
Manifesting is a right. Attacking, burning, devastating and endangering people and goods is not. There can be no ambiguity on this point, especially when a protest ends up turning into violence. Yesterday's day in Rome showed two sides of the protest. On the one hand thousands of people came down to the square [...] L'articolo The Colosseum is not an encampment: Rome cannot surrender to violence comes from La Voce del Patriot.
Protests against the cost of living took place in several Italian cities on Friday, October 30, and in some places, violent clashes with police took place. France and Germany have also mobilized police forces in preparation for so-called "Halloween" protests.
In Rome Twelve Hours of Protests. The Peaceful Procession to the Colosseum Then Tensions and Clashes
From the tents on the Imperial Forums to the clashes in Trastevere: the story of the day of protests in Rome. Eight, for now, the stops
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