The article explores the functioning and importance of centers for violent men, with a focus on the CAM in Florence, the first in Italy, through an interview with its director Alessandra Pauncz. #CentroAscolto #UominiMaltrattanti #Firenze (translated)
The author reported that yesterday, in the province of Naples, clashes and assaults occurred at the end of an amateur football match and that a supporter, hit on the head, was in very serious condition. He criticized the Meloni government, claiming that it had not issued any security decree against violent ultras, who, in his opinion, targeted people instead of damaging shop windows. #calcio #ultras #sicurezza #IT (translated)
Today, a student assembly took place at the Einaudi Campus in Turin, in preparation for new mobilizations for the general strike on October 30, after the march on Saturday which saw violent clashes with the police and caused injuries and arrests. #Sciopero30Ottobre #RialziamoLaTesta #MobilitazioneStudentesca (translated)
In Turin in the year 2025, there were 400 injured, 350 investigated, and 25 arrested following violent clashes during the protests. #Torino #scontri #ItalianTechWeek (translated)
On October 30, students and workers will mobilize in the square for a general strike against the rising cost of living and rearmament, but concerns are growing about possible infiltrations of violent groups among the protesters. #ScioperoGenerale #Proteste #CaroVita (translated)
A group of young people smashed the windows of the Nike store on Rizzoli Street in Bologna, taking clothes with them, while the act was documented in a video shared on social media after the violent unrest related to protests against the high cost of living and for wages. #Bologna #Sfondamento #Proteste (translated)
The author argued that the right was pursuing violent youth, but at the same time denied the judiciary the chats of Delmastro, protected Nordio, Piantedosi, and Mantovano in the Almasri case in Parliament, and raised a conflict with the judges in the fraud proceedings against Santanchè. He then asked whether justice was really equal for everyone. (translated)
In Turin, a protest march led by Askatasuna turns into violent clashes, with stones and tear gas thrown, as the demonstrators announce their return to the square on October 30. #Torino #Proteste #Scontri (translated)
Interior Minister Piantedosi has stated that there is no room for those who act with impunity, while Meloni emphasizes that the violent have been isolated and there will be no safe zones. #Politica #Giustizia #Sicurezza (translated)
Clashes in Rome led to violent confrontations in the city center, with protesters breaking into the Colosseum and a subsequent intervention by law enforcement, which brought the situation under control by arresting 96 people. #Roma #Scontri #Corteo (translated)
The author thanked the women and men of the law enforcement agencies who, as he wrote, had worked in the Italian squares to protect the safety of citizens and the right to peacefully protest, despite the attempts of some violent individuals to provoke clashes and unrest. #ForzeDellOrdine #Sicurezza #DirittiUmani #IT (translated)
The author wrote that other images from Turin showed the throwing of objects and glass bottles at the police, who, in his opinion, had pushed back the violent individuals with a charge. He described the hatred and attitude displayed towards law enforcement as indecent. https://t.co/XMdjfqdXYE #Torino #Polizia #violenza #IT (translated)
A photo of Giorgia Meloni was burned in Piazza Castello in Turin during a demonstration against the Prime Minister, which saw the participation of protesters, families, and students, along with violent clashes with the police. #GiorgiaMeloni #RifondazioneComunista #Torino (translated)
Vincenzo De Luca, mayor of Salerno, supports a tough stance against street violence, stating that the use of repression by law enforcement against the violent can have an educational effect, in light of the new protests in Milan. #VincenzoDeLuca #Milano #Repressione (translated)
The article by Mario Pomini criticizes the Meloni government's proposal to increase penalties for minors involved in violent clashes in Milan, arguing that such a response is not only ineffective but will also cause lasting educational and social harm. #GiustiziaMinorile #Milano #GovernoMeloni (translated)
The author wrote that Milan was preparing for possible new public demonstrations and that, to prevent looting, the shops were boarded up and Piazza Duomo was fenced off. He described the images as painful and urged the city not to surrender to the violent, using a derogatory term to refer to people he described as delinquents. https://t.co/HvtrMCgG7K #Milano #manifestazioni #sicurezza #IT (translated)
The author invited those who justified what happened in Milan to read a text on the security decree, the title of which argued that one should not find excuses for the violent and that freedom should not coincide with devastation. https://t.co/fadliBMt03 #Milano #DecretoSicurezza #Libertà #IT (translated)
The author wrote that, in his opinion, Italy was about five years behind France and that, if it continued on this path, it would end up prisoners of the violent. He added that anyone who justified them would be an accomplice to this situation. https://t.co/e1vE2ZdeoF #Francia #Violenza #Giustizia #FR (translated)
The author of the post argued that the government had found people useful for its purposes and claimed that the protest frightened him, while the presence of violent individuals was convenient for him. https://t.co/R81IhbJmuD #protesta #governo #violenza #IT (translated)
Following the violent clashes of October 17 and 18, the police conducted searches in eighteen Italian cities, involving about 100 people, including 51 minors, accused of inciting crime with the aim of terrorism. #Sicurezza #Manifestazioni #Terrorismo (translated)
