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The 'Italy in the Square' procession saw the participation of over five thousand people in the center of Milan.
A heavy stone-throwing started in the direction of the police in via Broletto, in the center of Milan, near via San Tomaso where the "Italia in piazza" procession involving over five thousand demonstrators was blocked.
The police in riot gear carried out a lightening charge. The procession broke in two, and groups of young people headed towards Via Bossi. ATM shelters and windows on the first floors of some historic buildings were damaged. Some paper bombs and fireworks were thrown. There is a lot of confusion even among kids.

Clashes between protesters and law enforcement in via Broletto in Milan during the "Italia in piazza" march. Throwing of paper bombs, damaged windows and police lightening charges. Some minor injuries were reported among the participants and an officer.

Clashes and throwing of objects against the police during a procession of over five thousand demonstrators in via Broletto in Milan. Injuries were recorded among the police and participants, damage to buildings and shelters, and the use of paper bombs.

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