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Violente manifestazioni sono scoppiate in diverse città francesi durante il fine settimana.
(ANSA-AFP) - PARIGI, 19 OTT - Il ministro dell'Interno francese Laurent Nunez ha ammesso che la polizia ha "perso il controllo" in alcune città durante le violente manifestazioni scoppiate in tutto il Paese nel fine settimana.
Ha parlato di una "mancanza di previsione" nei preparativi e ha reso noto di aver presentato le proprie dimissioni al presidente Emmanuel Macron, "poiché mi sentivo responsabile di tutto ciò che è accaduto".
Macron non ha accettato le sue dimissioni.

Independent MP Helen Haines was seriously injured in a car crash outside her office in Victoria, Australia. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese speaks of a targeted attack.

The October 17 Movement announces permanent mobilizations every Saturday in Italy, after the clashes in Milan which caused 14 injuries among the police and hundreds arrested. Prime Minister Meloni calls a meeting to launch new tools against unrest.

The October 17 Movement announces protests every Saturday in Italy after the clashes in Milan. Prime Minister Meloni calls a meeting to evaluate new tools, while 14 police officers were injured and 271 people were accompanied to the police station.

The October 17 Movement announces a permanent mobilization every Saturday in Italy, defending the street actions. Prime Minister Meloni calls a meeting to launch new tools against the unrest, while the opposition intervenes.
French President Emmanuel Macron has rejected the resignation of Interior Minister Laurent Nunez, while criticizing intelligence failures that led to violent looting and protests. Over 2,300 arrests over the weekend.

The League's proposal to limit access to citizenship to foreigners born in Italy in the presence of criminal convictions arrives in the Chamber, also tightening the linguistic requirements and expanding the cases of revocation.