The mobilization of French students has inspired protests in Italy, with occupations of institutions in various cities and demands for increased funding for education and a reduction in military spending. #ProtestaStudenti #Istruzione #OccupazioneScuole (translated)
"We listened to the call of comrades in France, Spain, and Germany," explains Anita, 15 years old, "where students and workers mobilized against their governments, against repression in schools and the defunding of education to give money to war." #OccupazioneScuole #ProtesteStudenti #IstruzionePubblica (translated)
"He tried to punish two to educate a hundred." Leonardo, 16, puts it this way: "He tried to punish two to educate a hundred." #OccupazioneScuole #ProtesteStudenti #IstruzionePubblica (translated)
At the Cavour high school in Rome, students occupied the school to protest against the defunding of education and government policies, inspired by the protest movements in France, calling for greater solidarity from teachers and creating a space for alternative education and collective mobilization. #OccupazioneScuole #ProtesteStudenti #IstruzionePubblica (translated)
In Turin, the students of the Osa collective occupied two schools to protest against the war, demanding that public funds be used to improve the conditions of school infrastructure instead of fueling conflicts. #MobilitazioneStudentesca #OccupazioneScuole #ControLaGuerra (translated)
