Italy / Marches and Demonstrations in All Major Cities Against Precision and Armaments
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In several Italian cities, including Rome, Milan, Florence, Naples, Turin, Genoa and Palermo, mass protests were held as part of a national strike organized by trade unions. Demonstrators are against the rising cost of living and the government's decision to increase spending on armaments, while, they claim, education and the health system are being neglected at the same time. In Rome gathered […]
In the framework of the international port strike called by trade unions from more than 100 ports around the world against militarism, rearmament and genocide in Gaza, Italy lives a day of general strike with mobilizations in the main cities. This October 30 more than 100 ports around the world have been totally or partially paralysed by the action of different unions that fight against rearmament, militarism and the transport of weapons used by…
The protest was initiated by the Union of Basic Trade Unions (USB) and supported by various youth associations, the demonstration began at Chinkvechenko Square, near the station of Termi, and the protesters demand that the authorities respect human rights, raise salaries and reduce funding for the military sector.
New events are taking place on Friday in several Italian cities, including Rome, Milan, Turin, Bologna and Palermo, raising the concerns of the authorities about the recurrence of violence in Milan.
Strikes and protests against the government are taking place in about 50 Italian cities, with protesters expressing dissatisfaction with rising prices, inflation, high fuel prices and spending on armaments. Workers, farmers, transport workers and employees in education and healthcare have also been joined by young people. The protests in dozens of cities across the country are so far taking place peacefully and without major incidents.
Tens of thousands of people participate on Friday in demonstrations organized in several cities in Italy, in the context of a general strike called by the USB syndicate.
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