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Youths and police clashed for a second consecutive day on Sunday in Milan, where at least 200 people were arrested during protests over the cost of living. Prim…
Youths and police clashed for a second consecutive day on Sunday in Milan, where at least 200 people were arrested during protests over the cost of living. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni called a security meeting for Monday to address the violence, which evoked scenes of chaos and looting in Paris. FRANCE 24's Seema Gupta reports from Rome, Italy.
#italy #protest #milan
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@@nileshople9656Imported2wk ago
Fall of rw all over the world is fixed
@@ShubhangaehejImported2wk ago
USA He is getting all this done, now he will show it to his people, see the result of migration.
@@supahfly_ukImported2wk ago
The Governments treats us like cash cows. Milking us for everything they can. The politicians won't go hungry or struggle to pay electric bills.
@@tufsoft1Imported2wk ago
People have a right to protest, but not to expect anything to change.
@@kritischer_gauklerImported2wk ago
The Elites are still trying to figure out what is "feeding this phenomenon"
@@Sannicolao-y1dImported2wk ago
it was not cost of living protests ..it was teenagers running a riot ..where were the parents!
@@NHCleBroDogImported2wk ago
The Youth of the world are rising up against Fascism.
@@FootballandWeatherVideoGuy7991Imported2wk ago
First France now Italy. What is happening in the world.
@@iba5kImported2wk ago
Come on, all you residents of Milan, keep up your demonstrations—and get even more anarchic. 💪
@@NiceMan-i6mImported2wk ago
The EU miss the UK Foreign Aid following BREXIT.... so now they are in trouble....
@@Vexation4632Imported2wk ago
Thank you young people! That you get out there, and don't just sit on your hands like some of the adult population, and the politicians. You are our future. Merci, les jeunes ! Merci de passer à l’action, au lieu de rester les bras croisés comme le font certains adultes ou certains politiciens. Vous êtes notre avenir.
@@ThomasAquinas-y9pImported2wk ago
French, Italian, German and Spanish reporters are not just delusional but are showing severe signs of emotional Stockholm syndrome , by calling this riot “ mostly peaceful “ which is also known as “CNN Syndrome“ or that the “violence is a cause for affordability/cost of living”,and focusing their reporting on “Police Violence” instead of the Rioters Violence..
@@ThomasAquinas-y9pImported2wk ago
This is Shocking coming from the New York Times:<br><br>The New York Times—The downside of diversity - By Michael Jonas, Aug. 5, 2007<br><br>“A study by Harvard political scientist Robert Putnam indicates that high racial and ethnic diversity in communities correlates with decreased civic engagement and social trust. The research shows that residents in more diverse neighborhoods tend to participate less in civic life and exhibit lower mutual trust compared to those in homogeneous settings.”<br><br>These are the downsides of diversity:<br><br>—Lower Social Capital and Trust<br>—Decreased Civic Engagement<br>—Communication and Collaboration Barriers<br>—Increased Conflict and Tension<br>—Organizational and Implementation Pitfalls.
@@polemius01Imported2wk ago
Governments don't see the health, well-being, and prosperity of their citizens as a priority. This is the result.
@@adamtx1131Imported2wk ago
Rich getting richer and poor becoming poorer
@@ThomasAquinas-y9pImported2wk ago
French, Italian, German and Spanish reporters are not just delusional but are showing severe signs of emotional Stockholm syndrome , by calling this riot “ mostly peaceful “ which is also known as “CNN Syndrome“ or that the “violence is a cause for affordability/cost of living”,and focusing their reporting on “Police Violence” instead of the Rioters Violence.
@@makedredd299Imported2wk ago
Watch and learn France. Italy knows how to deal with rioters.
@@badkar-c6oImported2wk ago
Yeah right....
@@DonovanOng-j2oImported2wk ago
"new phenomenon somehow feeding on itself" more like older people all over the world are driving young people's into a corner with no place to go, no house, no job, no food, pay rent / mortgage forever, pay subscription forever, AI automation. What do you expect mayor lol
@@aniruddhachakraborty1918Imported2wk ago
U know iran was never wrong whey they publically executed those protestors
@@kingogondoImported2wk ago
Psyop. Paid agitators. Where are the signs?
@@silentchaos888Imported2wk ago
We need this in Canada but the people have no fighting spirit. Cost of living is high here.
Youths and police clashed for a second consecutive day on Sunday in Milan, where at least 200 people were arrested during protests over the cost of living. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni called a security meeting for Monday to address the violence, which evoked scenes of chaos and looting in Paris. FRANCE 24's Seema Gupta reports from Rome, Italy.
#italy #protest #milan
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