“Demonstrating Is a Right, Setting Cities Ablaze Is Not”: Meloni Condemns Violent Protests over Inflation in Milan, Bologna
- Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni condemned violent protests while defending peaceful demonstrations as part of democracy.
- Protests over inflation and other public concerns drew more than 5,000 people in Milan.
- Milan saw fires, property damage, clashes with police, about 12 hospitalisations, and roughly 50 detentions.
- Authorities in Bologna used water cannons and tear gas near the railway station and detained at least seven people.
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“Demonstrating is a right, setting cities ablaze is not”: Meloni condemns violent protests over inflation in Milan, Bologna - The Tribune
In a statement posted on X addressing recent nationwide rallies, Meloni drew a sharp contrast between peaceful demonstrators and violent agitators who turned city streets into scenes of unrest.
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Latestly“Demonstrating is a right, setting cities ablaze is not”: Meloni condemns violent protests over inflation in Milan, Bologna
In a statement posted on X addressing recent nationwide rallies, Meloni drew a sharp contrast between peaceful demonstrators and violent agitators who turned city streets into scenes of unrest.
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The leaders of the government strongly condemned the clashes in the streets asking the opposition to do the same
Instead of being of the demonstrations against the dear life, the cost of petrol and tax pressure, they turned into urban guerrillas. In Milan, Turin and Bologna clashes and violence, with Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni lasts on social media: "It is not a right to put the cities to iron and fire." Read more Scontri e violence in Turin, Milan and Bologna. Giorgia Meloni: "You cannot ignore what happened on News.it.
The reactions of politicians to the clashes in Milan. Premier Meloni to the opposition: "Every reluctance becomes justification. Silence is not acceptable." Mayor Sala: "Politics can decide to exploit, in search of electoral consensus. Or to deal wisely with this historic moment so difficult"
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