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Yesterday afternoon in Milan, during a demonstration against the cost of living, violent clashes occurred between protesters and law enforcement in Piazza Duomo, resulting in dozens of injuries and about 50 arrests, while similar tensions were also reported in Turin, Bologna, and Brescia. #Milano #Proteste #Scontri (translated)

The Local Team reported that a young woman, after participating in the peaceful demonstration in the afternoon in Milan, had committed to removing gates and bins that had ended up in the street. According to what was written, she had criticized the group responsible for the riots and distanced herself from their actions. #Milano #Manifestazione #Giovani (translated)

In Milan, there were violent clashes between protesters and the police in front of the cathedral, involving the use of tear gas and stones, which is a result of broader dissatisfaction with rising living costs, similar to the violence occurring in France. #Milano #prosvjedi #troškoviŽivota (translated)

The author argued that manifesting was a right, but violence was not. He defined the incidents that occurred in Milan, Bologna, Turin, and other cities as unacceptable, citing assaults against uniformed individuals, the throwing of firecrackers, and acts of destruction. He added that, in his opinion, such behaviors did not defend an idea, but violated the rights of others. #DirittiUmani #ViolenzaNo #LibertàDiManifestare #IT (translated)

In the post, the author had warned about those who, according to him, were trying to exploit the chaos. He also reported that, after the clashes in Milan, about fifty people had been arrested, almost half of them minors. https://t.co/CSE0rYMtdY #Milano #Scontri #Gioventù #IT (translated)

The author reported that a Carabinieri car had been devastated in Piazza Duomo, in Milan. He described the incident as very serious and unacceptable and argued that the responsible parties did not deserve leniency or justifications. https://t.co/hv82tkOXvy #Milano #Carabinieri #Giustizia #IT (translated)

The author argued that those who damaged property and attacked the Carabinieri were not young revolutionaries, but criminals. He distinguished the civil right to protest against the high cost of living from attacks on law enforcement, labeling as hooligans those who sent a police officer to the hospital. He added that those who threw firecrackers in Piazza del Duomo in Milan were not against the Government, but the post ended before completing the sentence. #Milano #Sicurezza #DirittiCivili #IT (translated)

It cannot be silenced what is happening in the squares (...) the vandals, exploiting the movements, are spreading chaos, attacking those who guarantee security, and taking entire cities hostage. The right to protest exists. The destruction of our cities by fire and iron cannot be considered a right. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni highlighted in a post on social media that she holds great respect for those peacefully protesting in the streets of Italy, but "it cannot be silenced what is happening in the squares (...) the vandals, exploiting the movements, are spreading chaos, attacking those who guarantee security, and taking entire cities hostage. The right to protest exists. The destruction of our cities by fire and iron cannot be considered a right." #Milano #Tüntetés #Erőszak (translated)

The reasons for the protest are completely understandable, but the violence against the authorities and the destruction of the city are unacceptable. Milan's Mayor Giuseppe Sala emphasized that "the reasons for the protest are completely understandable, but the violence against the authorities and the destruction of the city are unacceptable." #Milano #Tüntetés #Erőszak (translated)

The author wrote that during the assault on Milan, carabinieri and police officers had risked their lives and some state servants ended up in the hospital. He claimed that it was not a protest, but a guerrilla, and accused those responsible of cowardice. #milano https://t.co/fpwpaABsGm #Giustizia #Sicurezza #Milano #IT (translated)

The reasons for the protest were understandable. From the center-left front comes the condemnation of the mayor of Milan: "The reasons for the protest were understandable. The violence against law enforcement and the serious damage to the city are unjustifiable," said Giuseppe Sala. #Milano #Violenza #Manifestazioni (translated)

Those who go to the streets to sow violence and devastate our cities must be held accountable, including financially. The League is reviving the proposal for a "deposit to demonstrate": "Those who go to the streets to sow violence and devastate our cities must be held accountable, including financially. Enough of passing the bill for the damages caused by the professionals of chaos onto citizens," emphasized a joint statement by the Undersecretary for Justice Andrea Ostellari and the Undersecretary for the Interior Nicola Molteni. #Milano #Violenza #Manifestazioni (translated)

Those who take to the streets to sow violence and devastate our cities must be held accountable, even financially. The League is relaunching the proposal for a "security deposit to protest": "Those who take to the streets to sow violence and devastate our cities must be held accountable, even financially. It's time to stop shifting the costs of the damages caused by the professionals of chaos onto the citizens," emphasized in a joint statement the Undersecretary of Justice Andrea Ostellari and the Undersecretary of the Interior Nicola Molteni. #Milano #Violenza #Manifestazioni (translated)

Social centers, bad attitude, and rotten left-wing decay. From the right comes the intervention of the Lega's deputy premier: “Social centers, bad attitude, and rotten left-wing decay. Will there still be those who protect and defend them???” wrote Matteo Salvini on X. #Milano #Violenza #Manifestazioni (translated)