
Flags of the United States and Israel were burned and boycott chants were chanted during a student march in Rome to the Ministry of Education.
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Student procession underway in Rome from via Cavour towards viale Trastevere.
A US and Israeli flag were burned during a student march in Rome.
During the demonstration, chants calling for a "boycott" of the Jewish state were also chanted.
In the procession, which from Via Cavour aims to reach the headquarters of the Ministry of Education in Viale Trastevere, dozens of Palestinian flags were noticed.
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