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The front page of Il Fatto Quotidiano highlights a general strike across Italy protesting the rising cost of living and rearmament. Other prominent stories include concerns about preventative checks in schools, the reasons behind student occupations, and a clash between a prosecutor and the…
A general strike is taking place across Italy, with protests and marches organized in major cities to oppose the rising cost of living and rearmament policies.
New measures involving chat monitoring, official circulars, and increased physical presence are being implemented in schools as a form of 'preventative control'.
Students and university communities are occupying educational institutions to protest against the rising cost of living and cuts to education funding, stating they will not pay for war.
Protesters express frustration with their inability to make ends meet even with double shifts and overtime, highlighting a sense of desperation.
The USB union criticizes the government for not addressing the core issues of the protests and suggests that focusing on public order is a distraction.
Prosecutor Di Matteo has filed a complaint against the national anti-mafia prosecutor Melillo, alleging a lack of action within the unit tasked with investigating historical massacres.
