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ORA! condemned the clashes, assaults, and damage that occurred during demonstrations in Italy and Europe, asserting that violence harmed both the people and the cities, as well as the reasons of those who protested peacefully. It added that legitimate causes could not justify assaults and destruction. According to ORA!, however, violent episodes should not distract attention from the distress of many young people, who struggled to envision their future. The movement cited poor school conditions, unaffordable rents, underpaid internships, and departures driven by necessity, stating that opportunities in Italy were few and obstacles numerous. ORA! stated that condemning violence was necessary, but that politics needed to address the structural problems underlying the distress. It also argued that Italy continued to allocate necessary resources for the future to the past. #violenza #disagio #diritti (translated)

Four schools in Turin, including the Volta and Gobetti high schools, have been occupied by students protesting against cuts to education, dilapidated buildings, and reforms deemed racist and reactionary by the government. #ProtesteStudenti #ScuolaItalia #OccupazioneScuole (translated)

Professor Enrico Galiano analyzes the recent violent manifestations by minors, highlighting repressed anger and the educational failure of families and schools as the main causes of these destructive behaviors. #RabbiaGiovanile #ViolenzaMinorenni #EducazioneScolastica (translated)

Jay Zi had asked whether it was more violent to break a shop window or damage the National Health Service, set a dumpster on fire or pay 600 euros to those working full time, throw a smoke bomb or send kids to schools with dangerous roofs. #Violenza #GiustiziaSociale #DirittiUmani (translated)

Charlotte Matteini said she was not surprised and attributed the surprise of some to the fact that in the past they had not wanted to see the problems. She wrote that for years entire categories of citizens had reported economic difficulties, schools in poor condition, and the rising cost of living, receiving indiffernce and formulaic responses in return. According to Matteini, when legitimate forms of protest did not produce results, violence did not arise from nothing, but from a lack of listening. She argued that power often only paid attention when the situation became heated, and that this was true for France, Italy, and Europe. #Democrazia #Ascolto #Politica (translated)

It is not the students' fault that they are protesting if they cannot pay rent and schools are falling apart. The Democratic Secretary Elly Schlein: "It is not the students' fault that they are protesting if they cannot pay rent and schools are falling apart. The government should focus on providing concrete answers, that's what it should do. Meloni should think of the Italians instead of blaming them." #StudentiInProtesta #Manifestazioni #ViolenzaPolitica (translated)

It is not the students' fault who protest if they cannot pay rents and schools are falling apart. The government should provide concrete answers, this is what it should do. Meloni should think of the Italians instead of taking it out on them. The Democratic Secretary Elly Schlein replies: "It is not the students' fault who protest if they cannot pay rents and schools are falling apart. The government should provide concrete answers, this is what it should do. Meloni should think of the Italians instead of taking it out on them." #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)

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)

The author described a student protest during which, according to reports, some schools were damaged and there were clashes with law enforcement. He added that he talked about it on Mattino cinque with some students demonstrating in Turin. https://t.co/4S04aUEVmd #Protesta #Studenti #Torino #IT (translated)

In the context of an investigation into the mysterious poisoning of Antonella Di Ielsi and her daughter Sara with ricin, Gianni Di Vita expresses his trust in the investigators while the search for the poison continues in the computer systems of the schools, despite the theft of some computers. #Avvelenamento #Ricerca #Giustizia (translated)

Today throughout Italy, student protest marches are taking place for the 'No Meloni Day', inspired by similar demonstrations in France and Spain, against high costs of living and issues in schools, with episodes of violence in Turin and a strong mobilization in Rome. #NoMeloniDay #ProtestaStudentesca #ScuolaCaserma (translated)