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The march started from the Einaudi Campus in Turin and was part of the pro-Palestine mobilizations underway in various Italian cities.
Tensions were recorded this evening in Turin during the pro Pal march that started from the Einaudi Campus. The demonstrators were blocked by police barrages. After about an hour of confrontation, some objects and a warning torch were thrown at the officers and the police responded using a water cannon. The procession was made up of 200 people, and gradually dissolved, announcing a new appointment for the regional procession on Saturday.
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The regional pro-Palestine procession will be held in Turin on Saturday as announced by the organizers.
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