Protesters Stormed the Colosseum in Rome
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Italian protesters stormed the world-famous ancient Roman amphitheater, the Colosseum, in Rome on Saturday. In Italy, in several...
Saturday evening is going to be hectic with large demonstrations in several places in Europe.
Protests Across Italy... Even the Colosseum Was Breached; Clashes Occur in Rome, Milan, Florence, and Other Locations. As protests against high prices that began in France spread across Europe, demonstrations broke out throughout Italy on the 24th (local time). According to local media outlets such as Il Giorno and ANSA, police in Rome that afternoon
(Rome=Yonhap News) Correspondent Min Kyung-rak = Amid protests across Europe against high prices and other issues, on the 24th (local time), major Italian cities including Rome and Milan...
A group of young demonstrators broke into Rome's Colosseum on Saturday, breaking away from a protest march in the Italian capital. Security forces then pushed them out of the monument. Protests against rising living costs, armaments and government policies have taken place across Italy, escalating into clashes with police in several cities. Authorities have significantly tightened security measures following last week's violence.
After the end of the authorized procession "Fuori l'Italia dalla guerra" (Out of Italy from the war), a group of about one hundred young people broke off from the demonstration and reached the Colosseum, forcing the entrances and entering the monument for a few minutes. During the raid there were moments of tension with the vigilance: a clerk reported having been hit with a kick to the head and bottles were reported. The protesters then came out…
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