
Angelo Bonelli and Nicola Fratoianni (Avs) comment on the demonstration of La Via Maestra and the CGIL in Rome, asking the other oppositions to build a project and a united demonstration against the high cost of living.
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The associations of La Via Maestra and the CGIL organized a demonstration in Rome.
The extraordinary demonstration of the associations of La Via Maestra and the CGIL, which yesterday peacefully filled the streets of Rome, sends us a clear and precise message: it is time for an alternative to a right-wing government that defends privileges and lobbies, does not provide answers to the malaise and problems of the country and does not address the social emergencies of families and businesses. His only concern is to fill the arsenals and not the granaries". Thus in a note Angelo Bonelli and Nicola Fratoianni of Avs.
Yesterday's demonstration imposes on all oppositions the responsibility of launching a clear project for the alternative.
This is why we turn to the other oppositions: let's build together a large united demonstration against the high cost of living and to increase the wages of Italians. Let's meet to decide the date and platform together. The program we have to write lives if it crosses the mobilization of people. The time is now. We are ready
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Meeting between the oppositions to decide on the date and common platform
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