Meloni has asked the opposition to come out of ambiguity and condemn the violence. #ProtesteGiovani #Malcontento #Democrazia (translated)
The author argued that, when social anger intertwined with common crime, the squares were set on fire. He indicated that it was the task of politics to respect institutions, understand the discomfort, and guarantee law and order. He also accused the government of attacking the opposition, but the post ended before specifying what he believed it was failing to do. #IT (translated)
In August, after a Russian bombing that also hit a pediatric hospital in Ukraine, Ivan Korčok, head of foreign policy for Progressive Slovakia (the main opposition party, liberal and pro-European), asked Fico if he had called Putin to tell him to stop bombing civilians, and if not, what the purpose of his good relationship with Russia was. #RobertFico #Russia #UnioneEuropea (translated)
the hesitations that become justifications: the opposition should not be ambiguous. Prime Minister Meloni condemns the violence but also 'the hesitations that become justifications: the opposition should not be ambiguous.' #Carovita #Manifestazioni #Italia2026 (translated)
Today's newspapers dedicate their front page to the clashes that took place yesterday in Milan, Bologna, and Turin during the cost of living protests; Repubblica also focuses on the demonstration organized by the CGIL and the opposition parties in Rome, and on the union secretary Maurizio Landini who announced a general strike for November 20. #proteste #Trump #dimissioni (translated)
Today the front pages of the newspapers report on the clashes during the protests against the high cost of living in Milan, Bologna, and Turin, the demonstration of the CGIL and the opposition in Rome, Trump's decision to suspend some sanctions on Russia, and the resignation of Pope Leo XIV. #proteste #Trump #dimissioni (translated)
Giorgia Meloni accuses the left of ambiguity in the wake of the clashes, while the opposition emphasizes the importance of listening to the reasons of the demonstrators, while condemning the violence. #Scontri #Manifestazioni #Politica (translated)
Luca Ricolfi emphasizes the importance of security and the fight against impunity, stating that to achieve significant results, ten years of collaboration between the government and opposition are necessary to make changes to the Cartabia law. #Sicurezza #Impunità #LeggeCartabia (translated)
demonstrating is a right Posting a video of the clashes in the Lombard capital, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni emphasized that “demonstrating is a right” but “setting our cities on fire is not.” They should not be ambiguous about this. Meloni thus addresses the opposition political forces: “They should not be ambiguous about this. They should unequivocally condemn these acts of violence and issue a clear appeal for every mobilization to be peaceful. In the face of such scenes, the rejection must be unanimous. Any reluctance becomes justification. Silence is not acceptable,” concludes the Prime Minister. #Milano #Violenza #Manifestazioni (translated)
During the recent clashes in Milan, Deputy Prime Minister Antonio Tajani condemned the violence and the attitude of part of the opposition that fuels the protests, while Mayor Giuseppe Sala acknowledged the reasons for the protest but declared the violence unjustifiable. #Milano #Proteste #Violenza (translated)
"We said it, we are ready, and therefore we really hope that in the coming days we can start to engage with the other opposition forces," said the leader of the M5s, Giuseppe Conte, during the event. #ScioperoGenerale #Cgil #Democrazia (translated)
The secretary of the Cgil, Maurizio Landini, announced a general strike for November 20 in opposition to the increase in military spending, calling for unity in the progressive camp to build an alternative to Giorgia Meloni's government during the demonstration in Rome. #ScioperoGenerale #Cgil #Democrazia (translated)
Saïed has accused the opposition of exacerbating the economic crisis to incite dissent. #Tunisia #Proteste #KaïsSaïed (translated)
In Tunisia, large protests are taking place against President Kaïs Saïed, accused of limiting democratic freedoms and mismanaging the economy, with an unusual participation from the fragmented political opposition and the UGTT union. #Tunisia #Proteste #KaïsSaïed (translated)
Claudio Borghi A. wrote that, in his opinion, it was not possible to really govern with a President of the Republic who is a representative of the opposition. #politica #Italia #Presidenza (translated)
Russian lieutenant Lev Stupnikov deserted from the army, passing crucial military information to Ukrainian intelligence, contributing to the killing of over 300 Russian soldiers, while his decision was motivated by his opposition to the invasion of Ukraine. #Ucraina #IntelligenceMilitare #Diserzione (translated)
"I am always happy - explains Premier Meloni - when there is mobilization. Violence is something different, it is firecrackers, it is attacking law enforcement. On this, we must be clear and in agreement. I say this because I am watching the comments of the opposition leaders on the protests, who cannot say a word of condemnation regarding the protests. I ask all Italian political forces to make an appeal for there to be demonstrations without violence." #NoMeloniDay #StudentiInProtesta #DirittoAllIstruzione (translated)
Italian students protested massively on the occasion of 'No Meloni Day', expressing their opposition to the conditions of schools, funding for the arms industry, and the decree on immigration caps, while Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni condemned the violence and called for a unanimous condemnation from the opposition. #NoMeloniDay #StudentiInProtesta #DirittoAllIstruzione (translated)
I am always happy when there is mobilization. This is the response of the Democratic Party secretary, Elly Schlein, to the President of the Council Giorgia Meloni, who from Brussels accused the opposition leaders of not condemning the violence during the student protests. #ProtesteStudentesche #GiorgiaMeloni #RisposteConcrete (translated)
It is not the fault of the protesting students that they cannot pay rent and schools are falling apart. This is the response of the secretary of the Democratic Party, Elly Schlein, to the Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, who from Brussels accused opposition leaders of failing to condemn the violence during the student protests. #ProtesteStudentesche #GiorgiaMeloni #RisposteConcrete (translated)
