Police Clash with Protesters in Rome as Demonstrators March Toward Prime Minister’s Office
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Security forces used water cannons, batons after some demonstrators threw bottles, explosive devices, fireworks; authorities report 28 preventive detentions
Protests Spread Across Italy, Demonstrators Clash with Police in Rome, Bologna, and Turin
Rome: Clashes erupted between police and protesters in the Italian capital, Rome, after participants in a demonstration attempted to march towards the Prime Minister's office, leading to confrontations with security forces. Following the violence that marred protests across the country last weekend, authorities reinforced security measures in several cities ahead of planned demonstrations on Saturday. Despite this, tensions escalated and clashes…
Tensions rose in Italy during anti-war and high cost of living protests. In Rome, clashes erupted between protesters attempting to march to the Prime Minister's office and police. Police responded with water cannons and batons after bottles, explosives, and fireworks were thrown at security forces. One protester was injured in the clashes, and tensions also rose in Bologna and Turin.
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