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Also in Italy You Go Down to the Square Against the Carovita. Scontri in Milan and Bologna, in Turin the Hooded Divide the Procession

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Events in many cities to protest against low wages, expensive fuel and cost of living. In Milan stones against the police, charges, wounded and stopped. In Bologna about 200 protesters detach themselves from the procession and attack the agents, who respond with hydrants and tear gas. Tensions also in Turin, where the organizers ask the young hooded to discover the face

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Events in many cities to protest against low wages, expensive fuel and cost of living. In Milan stones against the police, charges, wounded and stopped. In Bologna about 200 protesters detach themselves from the procession and attack the agents, who respond with hydrants and tear gas. Tensions also in Turin, where the organizers ask the young hooded to discover the face

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Landini in the square in Rome: "On 20 November the Cgil will proclaim the general strike" (ANSA)

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Scontri ai cortei in Italia, office of the police in Bologna and Turin and tension also in Milan. During the demonstrations against the dear life... L'articolo Scontri ai cortei in Italia, office in Bologna and Turin: stones against the police, vandalized a library comes from Bigodino.

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The mobilization of Italy in the square involves thirteen Italian cities with demonstrations against the carovita, the low salaries, the tax pressure and the increase in fuel prices. The initiative, promoted on social networks by groups of citizens who call themselves non-political and non-party, has brought together thousands of people, especially young people. In Milan, where they have come down to the street... Read More Milan, bottles and ob…

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More than 100,000 people went out on the street in Rome on Saturday, while in Milan a protest against the charges turned into confrontations with the police. Protesters demand higher wages and pensions, lower taxes and investments in health and education.

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Il Messaggero broke the news in Rome, Italy on Saturday, October 17, 2026.
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