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The Violent of Milan? Second-Generation Italian Boys, Many Not Even 13 Years Old and a Battle Cry: "We Spoil Everything" (Translated with Google Translate)

Masks, phones in hand to film and the red thread of hate against the police. But the real goal are the stores of the brands to plunder. Where do they come from? Suburb and first hinterland meneghino

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More than 220 young people brought to the police station, of which 80% are minors: 12, 13, even 11 years old is the age of the young people who participated in the clashes that generated chaos in the city of Milan.

·Rome, Italy
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Among the children stopped there are those who are even 11 years old. In addition to the "maranze" there are very young people who throw bottles against the police and run away, then film and hug

·Milan, Italy
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The widespread riots in Milan and other Italian cities were sparked by young people, some of whom were under 15 years old. The gangs of thugs move extremely quickly and tend to film everything. The riots are being led by troubled immigrant youth from the suburbs known as the maranza. Surprisingly, however, they have also been joined by “real Italians” who crave the excitement they lack in provincial life.

·Čestlice, Czechia
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This morning I read the painful chronicle of an old colleague whom I have known for many years about urban guerrillas who have destroyed much of the centre of Milan, just as it has happened in many cities in France. His first reaction was anger, because the freedom to walk the streets without being attacked is a right, not a bourgeois privilege. He also denounces that some sectors of culture dust away the old myth of violence as a midwife of his…

"Everyone to the Duomo." A call on social media on Sunday brought crowds of young people in ski masks and scarves to Milan's famous cathedral. Their arrival was watched with concern by traders in the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, a popular tourist attraction protected by a police corridor, where the day before they had...

·Bratislava, Slovakia
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The devastation nourished by intolerance to the limits and by the lack of consideration of the consequences. The psychiatrist Mencacci on the 'bag of Milan' This article Violence in Milan not for bread but for brands: the sense of impunity of the very young without limits comes from LaPresse

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Quotidiano Nazionale broke the news in Bologna, Italy on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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