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In Italy, More than 60 Policemen Were Injured During the Suppression of Protests in the North of the Country

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More than 60 representatives of the Italian law enforcement forces were injured on Saturday in clashes with opponents of the construction of the Turin-Lyon high-speed railway in northern Italy, the Corriere della Sera newspaper writes.

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Two police cars were set on fire and rockets were fired at them.

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Hooded activists raided the high-speed yards between Turin and Lyon. Tens of agents were injured. The Meloni government's condemnation of protesters was severed.

·Lyon, France
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During violent riots on the margins of a demonstration in the Susa Valley in the northern Italian region of Piedmont against the construction of a high-speed line between Turin and Lyon, dozens of operatives were injured on Saturday. Murdered demonstrators attacked several construction sites on Saturday. The police used water cannons and tear gas. According to the organizers, about 20,000 people participated in the demonstration against the cons…

·Vienna, Austria
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Stones, paper bombs and rockets fired with artisan mortars against the police deployed to protect the Tav shipyard. As happens now every year, the Festival of the High...

·Rome, Italy
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At least 60 Italian police officers and an undetermined number of demonstrators were injured this Saturday in clashes during a demonstration against the construction of the high-speed railway line between Turin and Lyon that took place in the Susa Valley, in the Piedmont region, northwest of Italy, Italian media reported.Continue reading....

·Barcelona, Spain
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La Repubblica broke the news in Rome, Italy on Saturday, July 25, 2026.
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