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The front page of Il Fatto Quotidiano highlights widespread protests across Italy against the high cost of living, rearmament, and the government. The newspaper also features interviews with political figures regarding the protests and the government's response. International news includes a…
Protesters took to the streets to demonstrate against the high cost of living, rearmament, and the government, with one commentator stating that the vitality of protests contrasts with the opposition's delayed response.
A politician asserts that Giorgia Meloni is afraid of public demonstrations and emphasizes the necessity of participating in protests regardless of the circumstances.
An editorial discusses the discovery of the perpetrator in an unspecified case, offering a commentary from the director of the newspaper.
More than a million people participated in protests across Italy against the high cost of living and arms, with the USB union reporting no incidents during their demonstrations.
Participants in a demonstration in Milan expressed their distrust in the current government, citing a lack of faith from young people and the working class.
Port workers in 22 countries, including Genoa and Piraeus, have organized blockades against arms trafficking, uniting to protest the 'war economy'.
