
Swedish activist Greta Thunberg declared in Naples that the Italian government is directly complicit in systemic dehumanization policies against migrants attempting to cross the Mediterranean, defining the CPRs as real concentration camps.
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Activist Greta Thunberg attended an event in Naples where she criticized Italy's migrant policies, describing repatriation detention centers (CPRs) as concentration camps.
Even if the Italian population has demonstrated that it is on the side of Palestine, on the side of the Palestinians and against the genocide, we know that even today this fascist Government continues to be a direct accomplice, direct author, of systemic policies aimed at the complete dehumanization of the people who try to cross the Mediterranean: this dehumanization passes through the construction of the CPRs which are real concentration camps. Activist Greta Thunberg said this on stage at the Marea Village in Naples.
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The Italian government may face domestic and international pressure to review CPR policies
Possible · Within weeks

Elly Schlein and Giuseppe Conte met at the Il Manifesto party in Rome, along with other center-left leaders. Despite the embrace and the desire to find an agreement, they remain divided on the primaries and on sending weapons to Ukraine. Schlein aims for a common program by the end of the year, Conte asks for a discussion in two weeks. No synthesis achieved, but both open to non-divisive primaries.

Thousands took to the streets in over fifty Italian cities to demonstrate in favor of Palestine and demand an end to the genocide. In Turin there were moments of tension with the police, while in Naples Greta Thunberg participated. Some protesters held banners praising October 7 and burned puppets of Trump and Netanyahu.

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