
AI-generated summary
The OAS has called for a student mobilization against the school decree, after yesterday's protests in Italian schools. The Meloni government had tried to pass the decree without reactions, but encountered opposition.
Yesterday's mobilizations marked a point in the political debate: the Meloni Government hoped to pass this reactionary rubbish aside in silence and without reactions, but a cry of struggle was raised from the schools.
After the OAS mobilization was called, protests, assemblies, strikes and marches arose in Italian schools.
Now the ball passes to the President of the Republic Mattarella, who is responsible for the final signature of approval or otherwise of the decree.
But we will not stand by and watch." This is what the Alternative Student Opposition (Osa) says, calling for a new day of mobilization for Monday 28th in all Italian schools against the school decree.
"Now the battle is open and we will not leave an inch to the government of fascists in office, which engages in state racism but does not solve the real problems.
See you in schools. Students united!", conclude the Osa students.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
President Mattarella will sign the school decree despite student protests
Likely · Within days
The mobilization on the 28th will see significant student participation in Italian schools
Possible · Within days

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