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Francesco Giubilei criticized rappers Marracash, Ghali, and Sayf, stating that, despite being followed by millions of young people, they did not set a good example and fueled tension with messages suggesting that things cannot be changed through peaceful means. He called them revolutionaries despite their six-figure bank accounts and stated that if they appreciated proletarian expropriation, they could start with their million-dollar earnings. The post was accompanied by the hashtag #Milano. #Milano #Rap #Cultura #Rivoluzione (translated)

Today the last act will take place in the Court of Cassation to decide the fate of the hot area of the former Ilva in Taranto, with the possibility that the decree of the Milan Court of Appeal, which orders the shutdown by October 25, will be confirmed or annulled. #ExIlva #CorteDiCassazione #SalutePubblica (translated)

Davide Scifo wrote that a man deserved everlasting glory, accompanying the message with applause emojis and hashtags related to Fourth Republic, Milan, maranza, immigrants, security, left, Belpietro, violence, police, and Ruggieri. #QuartaRepubblica #Milano #maranza #immigrati #sicurezza #sinistra #Belpietro #violenza #polizia #Ruggieri https://t.co/d3vuONiM2o #QuartaRepubblica #Milano #sicurezza (translated)

After the clashes in Milan involving 271 people, including 220 minors, discussions are underway about the legal consequences and the methods of juvenile justice, highlighting that penalties could be reduced and that the focus is on promoting the rehabilitation and re-education of young people. #ScontriMilano #GiustiziaMinorile #DevastazioneESaccheggio (translated)

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has decided to send 500 soldiers to Milan after two days of unrest and looting sparked by protests over poor public services and rising living costs, along with the announcement of drastic measures against the offenders. #Italija #prosvjedi #GiorgiaMeloni (translated)

Davide Scifo argued that the video should be shown to everyone for five hours a day, in places like schools, workplaces, offices, and subways, as well as in advertisements and on all channels. In the post, he included references to Milan, security, violence, immigration, the left, Salis, and Belpietro. #sicurezza #Milano #violenza (translated)

The author had criticized what he called the alibis of a generation of parents and the State concerning the phenomenon of "maranza." He had described what happened in Milan as particularly striking and argued that similar violence, albeit of lesser magnitude, occurred every day in Italian cities. #Milano #Violenza #Giovani #IT (translated)

The author claimed that Giorgia Meloni sent hundreds of soldiers to restore order in Milan. He compared the Italian right-wing government's readiness to use police, carabinieri, and the army to intervene in looting to Emmanuel Macron, who, according to him, wondered about the protesters' intentions in France. https://t.co/6UoHoq0MUn #Italia #Milano #turvallisuus #IT #FR (translated)

In today's podcast, they discuss the unrest in Milan, a protest in Southern Italy, a Russian attack in Kharkiv, the lack of food aid for Palestinians, and the accusations against the former president of Monte dei Paschi di Siena in relation to the death of David Rossi. #Milano #Gaza #DavidRossi (translated)

The young people of Milan, who took to the streets on October 17 and 18, express their dissatisfaction with an uncertain future and economic difficulties, asking to be heard and visible after, until then, no one had talked about them. #Giovani #Manifestazioni #Disuguaglianze (translated)

The Italian government, led by Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini, will send 500 soldiers to ensure order in Milan, following violent protests that took place in the city, where demonstrators vandalized stores and clashed with the police. #Milano #proteste #securitate (translated)