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Italy
The front page of La Repubblica highlights protests and political reactions in Italy, with a focus on clashes in Milan. It also covers an incident in France involving protests and arrests, and includes a video report on a dispute in Milan. The sports section displays Serie A football match results.
Protests in Milan's Duomo square resulted in clashes between police and demonstrators, leading to 60 arrests, with many of those arrested being minors. Several police officers were injured during the confrontations.
Protests in France have escalated, with over a thousand arrests reported. The situation is described as involving 'right-wing useful idiots' and is overshadowing the initial demonstrations.
A video report details a confrontation in Milan between a woman and a police officer, with differing perspectives on the incident, one side claiming to fight for rights and the other labeling individuals as vandals.
Prime Minister Meloni has criticized the left, calling for an end to ambiguity, while the Democratic Party (PD) has stated their opposition to violence in response to recent events.
Sociologist Fourquet analyzes the situation in France, attributing widespread anger among young people to a perceived breakdown of the system.
