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Murdered, Underage, Unknown to the Police: Who Are the Looters of Milan – and Who Calls Them

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Hidden, riots, looting: Milan's riots have hardly any political goals. Whoever controls the calls on the web remains in the dark for the time being.

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In Italy too, anger exploded on the street this weekend. In several metropolises escalated demonstrations of violence, especially Milan was affected. Shops were looted and destroyed. 80 percent of the arrested are underage, also an eleven-year-old was there. Who are these children?

·Vienna, Austria
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Hidden, riots, looting: Milan's riots have hardly any political goals. Whoever controls the calls on the web remains in the dark for the time being.

On the weekend, as in France, violence broke out in individual northern Italian cities. Now it turns out that 80 percent of Milan's chaots are underage and have no political concerns. Italian politics are looking for answers.

·Zürich, Switzerland
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Three days of violence rocked several cities in Italy last weekend, after protests against the beauties degenerated into robberies and street fights in Milan, Bologna and Turin. In the center of the riots were...

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The social tam tam brings together the violent again. Assault at the shops of Via Torino, some try to break into a palace. Residents respond with buckets of water. On the Web emerges an international network. The Web-revolutionary article: who is behind the group that hoisted the thugs in Milan comes from La Verità.

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Hunting accounts that first launched the convocation of the procession with calls similar to those who protest in Paris and Tirana

·Rome, Italy
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La Repubblica broke the news in Rome, Italy on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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