
In Bologna, a few thousand activists took part in a joint procession that started from Piazza Nettuno towards Via Rizzoli and Strada Maggiore, uniting the demonstrations of the Young Palestinians against Zionism, the Rivolta Pride against homophobic attacks and Changing Course against school cuts, inspired by the protests in France.
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The procession was born from the union of three distinct demonstrations: that of the Young Palestinians against Zionism, the Rivolta Pride against the recent homophobic attacks in Bologna and the Changing Course procession against school cuts, inspired by the ongoing protests in France.
BOLOGNA – There are several thousand activists who are leaving in a procession from Piazza Nettuno towards Via Rizzoli and Strada Maggiore. The three demonstrations scheduled for this afternoon gathered in the square in the heart of the city: the one called by the Young Palestinians "against Zionism", the Rivolta pride party that started from Piazza Mascarella against the homophobic attacks recorded in recent days in Bologna, and the Changing course march against school cuts, imitating the protests that have been taking place in France for days.
"We are all anti-Zionists" and then "intifada until victory", the slogans. "They told us that today we are here to break windows but the people who are here empathize with those who are under the bombs every day", shouted an activist from the microphone before the march left. Meanwhile, in Piazza Maggiore the tightrope walkers of the "Bolo Gets High" initiative promoted by the Municipality for the urban highline demonstration, displayed Palestinian flags from above as a sign of solidarity with the protest.
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City authorities may consider control measures or restrictions for future joint demonstrations of this nature.
Possible · Within weeks

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In Bologna, a few thousand activists marched from Piazza Nettuno towards Via Rizzoli and Strada Maggiore, uniting three demonstrations: that of the Young Palestinians against Zionism, the Rivolta Pride against homophobic attacks and the Cambiare route march against school cuts. During the procession, an activist denounced the bombs suffered daily by Palestinians, while in Piazza Maggiore the tightrope walkers of 'Bolo Gets High' displayed Palestinian flags. A Patriots meeting is also scheduled to take place in the city.

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