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The government - added the leader of the 5 Star Movement Giuseppe Conte - cannot absolutely afford, in the face of protests, and some episodes of violence that must be firmly condemned, to deny instead what is the root, the discomfort, the impossibility for adults, young people, and families, businesses, to make it to the end of the month or to see essential rights guaranteed. #Milano #GuerrigliaUrbana #Saccheggi (translated)

Elisa had criticized the objections raised against those who block roads, damage works of art, strike, or smash shop windows, noting that in these cases the inconveniences for those who work or have children are invoked. She had opposed to these protests the acceptance of the condition of "slaves." #lavoro #dirittidelavoratore #società (translated)

Jay Zi had asked whether it was more violent to break a shop window or damage the National Health Service, set a dumpster on fire or pay 600 euros to those working full time, throw a smoke bomb or send kids to schools with dangerous roofs. #Violenza #GiustiziaSociale #DirittiUmani (translated)

The Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has refused to sign a decree that allocates almost one billion euros for judges' salary increases, arguing that the amount is ten times what is needed to address the issues of freight transport in Italy, while the National Association of Magistrates threatens to assert their rights and consider an appeal. #GiorgiaMeloni #Magistrati #Dpcm (translated)

Giorgia Meloni has declared that she will not sign the decree to pay the overdue salaries to the magistrates, stating that the necessary funds exceed the current government priorities, while the representatives of the magistrates promise to defend their rights. #Giustizia #Stipendi #GiorgiaMeloni (translated)

Thousands of people participated in a march in Taranto to demand the closure of the former Ilva plant, carrying crosses with the names of victims of pollution-related illnesses, highlighting the need to protect both the health of citizens and the rights of workers. #TarantoLibera #Ilva #CorteoTaranto (translated)

M49 argued that an Italian police officer, with a monthly salary between 1,200 and 1,400 euros, should have joined the protesters instead of charging at them. He added that they were often the same age as him or his children and were protesting against precariousness, the high cost of living, and the lack of funds for healthcare and schools. #GiustiziaSociale #DirittiUmani #Solidarietà (translated)

The mayors of the center-left from nine Italian cities warn the Government that social stability is at risk due to the increasing tensions fueled by rising living costs, calling for immediate interventions to guarantee essential rights and address economic issues. #Carovita #PattoSociale #Centrosinistra (translated)

The mayors of the center-left are requesting an urgent meeting with Giorgia Meloni following the violence during the protests against rising living costs, warning that the social and generational pact is at risk and emphasizing the importance of ensuring fundamental social rights such as housing, work, and transportation. #DirittiSociali #Centrosinistra #GovernoMeloni (translated)

The author spoke about the return of the social issue, citing student protests against school policies and cuts. He argued that a generation without prospects was asking to have a future and mentioned demonstrations against the cost of living, the price of gasoline, tax pressure, and low wages. #Proteste #DirittiSociali #FuturoSostenibile #IT (translated)

Giorgia Meloni wrote that, in the face of similar scenes, the rejection should have been unanimous and that any reluctance became a justification. She added that silence was unacceptable and mentioned Brothers of Italy, FDI Parliament, and FDI Europe. #Giustizia #DirittiUmani #Solidarietà #IT (translated)

Ultimora.net reported that a wave of protests against the rising cost of living had swept across several European countries. In France, according to the site, about 550,000 people had taken to the streets; the demonstrations were marked by clashes, looting, and fires. The town hall of Limoges, whose roof had collapsed, and the tourist office of Lyon had been set ablaze. The reported toll was at least 1,800 arrests and 150 officers injured. In Albania, Ultimora.net described the fifth day of protests led by student groups demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama. The site reported hundreds of people detained and over 120 officers injured. In Italy, it reported about 100,000 peaceful protesters in Rome and clashes and damage in Milan, Turin, and Bologna, attributed to groups of youths who had broken away from the marches; over 50 detentions had been made. The site also reported that student protests in Brussels and Liège, Belgium, had resulted in clashes, with the police using tear gas and water cannons and more than 40 arrests. In Portugal, tens of thousands of people had protested against the housing crisis and low wages, while some demonstrators had spent the night camping in Lisbon. Finally, in Spain, Ultimora.net linked the large demonstrations and encampments against real estate speculation to the early elections scheduled for November 29. #Proteste #CostoDellaVita #DirittiSociali (translated)

Mostro shared a video of Matteo at the Memory march in Capo d’Orlando, during the passage of the shroud with the names of the children from Gaza. He wrote that there was nothing to summarize or add and invited everyone to listen to the full speech, hoping that someone could learn from it. #piccoligiganti https://t.co/tan4cAnhN6 #Memoria #Gaza #DirittiUmani (translated)

Cristina Correani argued that, since the G8 in Genoa, there has been an effort to portray the damage to a police vehicle as more important than the denied rights and the people involved. She added that this opposition reappeared whenever those deprived of their rights rebelled. The post was marked with the hashtag Milan. #Milano #DirittiUmani #Protesta #Giustizia (translated)

FuiBionda had written that a hungry, robbed, mocked, and beaten people could become violent. He added that the presence of infiltrators was a common practice, but he criticized those who dismissed the violence of the oppressed as the work of a few, arguing that it should have involved a thousand people. #Giustizia #Resistenza #DirittiUmani (translated)

Francesca Totolo wrote that the MEP Ilaria Salis had publicly sided with those she referred to as the "new French" and had added a song by Baby Gang. Totolo described the rapper as Moroccan with Italian citizenship and stated that he was in prison for possession of weapons, receiving stolen goods, and mistreatment of his partner, in addition to having already been convicted for a shooting in Milan. She concluded with the phrase "In the name of Allah, it is darkness." #politica #Italia #diritti (translated)

f.a.maisano reported that he was stuck for almost an hour at the Bologna station, returning from Milan, while outside, according to his account, about a hundred people were damaging the nearby streets. He thanked a young officer of the State Police who, since his wife was feeling unwell, helped them exit safely through a side exit. Regarding the broader situation, f.a.maisano expressed fear that things were going too far: in his view, when the right to assemble was used as a pretext for destruction, social balances were compromised, with consequences that "never end well." #Bologna #Sicurezza #DirittiSociali (translated)

ChiamamiRosa wrote that she considered insufficient wages, the high cost of housing, layoffs, the poverty that leads one to turn to Caritas, illegal work, and the difficulties of school and healthcare to be forms of violence. She added that financing war and genocide were also violence. #violenza #giustizia #dirittiumanı (translated)

The author claimed that the people he was referring to had been blocked and were being massacred, calling for their release. He added that they were the age of the children of those who were reading. He thanked those who had gone to the place and recorded the situation, stating that there were still unconditioned adults and that these people were their greatest allies. https://t.co/al7x3vD9BL #Libertà #Giustizia #DirittiUmani (translated)

Riccardo Cucchi wrote that the devastation was incomprehensible, that Israel could not continue to hide it, and that the world would eventually know everything. He added that the persecution of Palestinians had been ongoing since 1948 and said to spend Sunday with a book. #18ottobre https://t.co/5wXRfFoD5z #Palestina #Giustizia #DirittiUmani (translated)