Damage from Italy's protests said to reach €1.6M
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Protests against the high cost of living, education policies, and budget cuts in France, Italy, and Belgium turned violent. At least 161 people were injured in Italy; a total of 223 people were detained in Italy and Belgium. Vehicles and barricades were set on fire in Paris. Approximately 1,000 people were killed in the two cities.
Milan concentrates the biggest damage after a wave of unrest over the cost of life, low wages and energy prices. Shops and restaurants bear 75% of the economic impact.
The massive unrest in Italy cost the country approximately 1.3 million euros, a preliminary estimate submitted by the Unempresa Small Business Association following clashes between demonstrators and the police in Milan, Bologna, Turin and Bergamo.
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