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Proteste Tir, Blocks on the A1 but Return Fruits and Vegetables in the Supermarkets in Calabria. Today the Cdm

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Today the Council of Ministers of the 12 should allocate over half a billion in order to cope with the fuel crisis and to give relief to the sector. The main acronyms have dissolved the mobilizations but continue the sit-ins

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L'articolo In Campania continua la protesta dei tir: blocks on the A1. In Calabria fruits and vegetables return to supermarkets: waiting for the Cdm comes from Il Fatto Quotidiano.

·Rome, Italy
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Today the Council of Ministers of the 12 should allocate over half a billion in order to cope with the fuel crisis and to give relief to the sector. The main acronyms have dissolved the mobilizations but continue the sit-ins

·Turin, Italy
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Meloni brings together ministers to try to bring the situation back to normal. On the table new measures for transport and agriculture. Retracted almost all the blocks in Sicily and Calabria, but in Gela and Campania on the A1 the protest continues

·Italy
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Center

Milan arms itself: concern awaiting protests on Saturday. (ANSA)

·Rome, Italy
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ANSA broke the news in Rome, Italy on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
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