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Italy
The front page of La Repubblica highlights domestic issues in Italy, focusing on protests in Milan and political responses, alongside an interview about social unrest and a commentary on immigration. International news appears secondary, with a mention of Champions League matches.
The Italian government is deploying an additional 500 soldiers with police powers to Milan and implementing preventive custody measures for minors following recent protests and unrest.
President Sergio Mattarella commented on the "unprecedented subjects" related to unacceptable violence and expressed caution regarding a new decree.
Donald Trump has suggested that immigration is a factor behind recent clashes and unrest occurring in Italy.
In an interview, Claudio Borghi stated that recent social disorders are not accidental and suggests they may have been deliberately influenced or directed.
Social media users have allegedly posted offensive messages, including the phrase "Put***, crepa", directed at the mayor of Perugia, with some comments suggesting a transformation of hatred into action.
