
'Italy in the square' demonstration with Palestinian flags and banner against repression
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The article refers to a previous protest on 17 October in Milan which degenerated into clashes and devastation, and to clashes on 17 and 18 October in the city centre.
There are a few hundred demonstrators present at the procession which started in the afternoon from Piazza Leonardo da Vinci, in Milan, against war, rearmament and high costs of living and against the Meloni government, on the initiative of 'Italia in piazza' which had also organized the protest on 17 October which later degenerated into clashes and devastation.
In the procession there are, among others, Young Palestinians, Changing Course, Power to the People and Communist Refoundation.
Numerous Palestinian flags were present, some tricolor and a banner with the writing: "Repression does not extinguish the revolt, it fuels it". The procession passes through Piazzale Loreto and then via Padova to reach the Martesana park, following a route that has been changed compared to the one initially decided which included the arrival at the Monumental cemetery, but which will still be far from the city center, the scene of the clashes of 17 and 18 October.

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