
The Interior Minister invites us to maintain high attention for the coming weekends following the recent unrest.
Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi expresses caution about the risks of unrest for the coming weekends and distances himself between the general strike of November 30 and the violent fringes, trusting in the responsibility of the trade unions.
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The minister made these statements during the convention of South calls North and Mayors of Italy.
"I want to worry about the fact that it's not over there, that we have to keep our attention high also in the coming weekends." The Minister of the Interior, Matteo Piantedosi, said this from the stage of the South convention, calling the North and the Mayors of Italy, focusing on the risks of new unrest.
"We will have a next meeting on the 30th, which is next Friday, there is a general strike with respect to which I feel like saying that I would not make any inappropriate connections, because we have seen that there is a tendency of the official historical organizations to keep themselves differentiated a little from these movements. Therefore I have no reason to believe that the grassroots trade union organization that proclaimed this strike could have any temptation to use these fringes of young people to do something that has nothing to do with the demands they raise field," he highlighted.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
General strike scheduled for November 30th.
Very likely · Within days

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