
L'attivista svedese Greta Thunberg ha dichiarato a Napoli che il governo italiano è complice diretto di politiche sistemiche di deumanizzazione contro i migranti che tentano di attraversare il Mediterraneo, definendo i Cpr veri e propri campi di concentramento.
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L'attivista Greta Thunberg ha partecipato a un evento a Napoli dove ha criticato le politiche italiane sui migranti, definendo i centri di permanenza per il rimpatrio (Cpr) come campi di concentramento.
Anche se la popolazione italiana ha dimostrato di essere dalla parte della Palestina, dalla parte dei palestinesi e contro il genocidio, sappiamo che ancora oggi questo Governo, fascista, continua a essere complice diretto, autore diretto, di politiche sistemiche volte alla completa deumanizzazione delle persone che provano ad attraversare il Mediterraneo: questa deumanizzazione passa attraverso la costruzione dei Cpr che sono dei veri e propri campi di concentramento. Lo ha detto l'attivista Greta Thunberg, sul palco del Marea Village a Napoli.
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Il governo italiano potrebbe affrontare pressioni interne ed internazionali per rivedere le politiche sui Cpr
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The return of Eni's recommended prices for diesel to 2.19 euros per liter reduces the urgency of government intervention on mobile excise duties. Minister Crosetto underlines the importance of social cohesion, while Giorgetti will present the DPFP to the Chamber. The government plans to use up to 170 million in extra revenue from mobile excise duties by the end of the year if fuel prices rise.

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.

Ernesto Maria Ruffini and Franco Gabrielli launched Più Uno, a new center political formation with an opening to the left, during an assembly at the EUR in Rome. However, the party must face the obligation to collect signatures to participate in the elections according to the new electoral law, and seeks the support of consolidated political forces by symbol and parliamentarians. Despite the appeals to Più Europa and the reformists of the Democratic Party, the responses have been lukewarm, while a possible competition in the primaries between Elly Schlein and Giuseppe Conte for the leadership of the center-left is looming.

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.