Ilva Protests and Farmers: Petrol Almost Exhausted in Puglia and Calabria
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Westfalenpost
Protests in southern Italy hinder the supply of fuel. Guilt is increased prices that fuel the displeasure of the population.
Fifth day of protest from the agricultural and olive sector and transporters (ANSA)
The drivers turn off the engines to protest against the car-fuels. Protests throughout southern Italy, to which farmers and farmers are starting to weld. Counterfeit on the availability of fuel in the gas stations and on the distribution of products in the supermarkets. The government summons a table for October 27 and averts at least the blocks that paralyze the Ilva
Transporters, farmers and workers from the former ILVA have joined forces and are already causing some discomfort in the South, but the situation could worsen.
Four days of blockages of the workers of Ilva in front of the refinery Eni of Taranto and haulers on strike together with the farmers have reduced the availability of fuel in large areas of Puglia and Calabria, where there are long queues even nocturnal in front of the stations of service that, in many cases, have completely exhausted the supply of gasoline and diesel. The protests, in both cases directed against the Meloni government, are throw…
The South Narrow From the Blocks: Gasoline and Goods Are Scarce for the Protests Ex Ilva and Haulers
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