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Groups of hooded youths carried out looting and devastation in the center of Milan, near Piazza Duomo, throwing cobblestones and paper bombs, breaking windows and causing injuries. Mayor Sala accused minister Piantedosi of having employed few agents to manage public order, while the minister responded by accusing Sala of being a 'radical chic'. Prime Minister Meloni has called a meeting for today and promised new tools to combat those who sow chaos, evaluating an intervention similar to the Caivano decree.
Not even 24 hours later, the urban guerrilla warfare of groups of hooded kids is taking place again in the center of Milan. Looting and devastation a few meters from Piazza Duomo. Controversy between Sala and Piantedosi regarding the management of public order: 'Yesterday there were few officers', accuses the mayor, 'you are radical chic', replies the minister. Meanwhile in the city, smashed windows, stones and paper bombs. Over 200 people have been arrested, 80% of them minors, and at least 500 thousand euros in damages are estimated. Prime Minister Meloni calls a meeting for today and promises 'new tools' to stem 'those who sow chaos'. The hypothesis is an intervention like the Caivano decree. Piantedosi meets the leaders of the Police and the Police Commissioner of Milan. The League is pushing for preventive detention also for minors. Fi suggests a CDM in Milan. 'The violence should not be an alibi to cover up peaceful protests,' says Schlein.
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The large cobblestone thrown at him by the violent men who devastated the center of Milan on Saturday did not stop him. Despite a glaring head wound, Angelo de Simone, first director of the state police, head of the Garibaldi-Venice police station, returned yesterday to guard Piazza Duomo because, he said, "we must guarantee the safety of the city". "In the stone throwing in Piazza Duomo - he told Tg1 - I was hit on the forehead by a cobblestone, luckily I managed to partially avoid the blow and I received a wound with four stitches". "Since yesterday afternoon we have been dealing with these groups of organized young people, including minors. They are numerous, animated by destructive ardor and often misrepresented - he explained -. They find involvement in the group and become more negatively performing depending on the number of people they manage to gather". Even Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni recognized his value by publishing a photo of himself on social media. "With an uncovered face, wounded, without retreating. In front of him, those who hide behind a hood to strike and destroy. The State - underlines Meloni - is not an abstract concept. It is made up of people who, with courage and a sense of duty, remain in their place when others choose violence".
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The government will adopt new urban security tools, possibly similar to the Caivano decree, within the next few weeks.
Likely · Within weeks
Controls and police presence will be intensified in the center of Milan, especially around Piazza Duomo.
Very likely · Within days
Political pressure will increase on the League and on Fi to adopt more severe measures, including preventive arrest for minors.
Likely · Within weeks

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Six new adults have been arrested over the rioting, devastation and looting in central Milan, bringing the total to eleven arrests in two days of urban warfare.

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The October 17 Movement announces mobilizations every Saturday in Italy after the clashes in Milan, which caused 14 injured officers and 32 arrests. The government evaluates new tools and Prime Minister Meloni calls a meeting.

The Milan Prosecutor's Office has requested the validation of the arrest and prison for five young people between 18 and 20 years old, accused of multi-aggravated resistance, devastation and looting following the riots in the centre.

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