
Mille poliziotti a Milano, chiusure a Firenze e timori di infiltrazioni a Genova in vista delle proteste di domani
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Le città italiane si preparano a manifestazioni studentesche previste per domani, con timori di disordini e infiltrazioni.
di Romina Marceca
Attese per domani le manifestazioni di movimenti e collettivi studenteschi. Mille poliziotti a Milano, i grandi brand chiudono a Firenze, timore a Genova per gli infiltrati dalla Francia, gli ultras si organizzano per “proteggere le strade”.
Il ministro Piantedosi sui disordini: “Dietro ci sono una o più reti nazionali”. Salvini: “Togliere i contributi pubblici ai genitori che hanno in casa un teppista”.

The president of the Marche Region, Francesco Acquaroli, intervenes on the investigation regarding the reconstruction after the 2016 earthquake, which led to 8 arrests and 51 suspects, denying any responsibility of the regional administration and defending its integrity.

Tensions in the League between Matteo Salvini and Massimo Garavaglia. The deputy prime minister denies the accusations of unavailability, while Garavaglia proposes open booth voting at the congress and criticizes the management of signatures, aiming for a more pragmatic and liberal League.

Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini proposes the expansion of juvenile prisons and the revocation of public contributions for parents of minors who commit crimes, calling them 'thugs'.

Tension is growing in Milan on the eve of a demonstration. Mayor Giuseppe Sala complains about the lack of dialogue with the government, while Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi reassures him about the planning of security devices.

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is busy with a double appointment: first a speech to the Community of San Patrignano on the prevention of addictions, then a visit to Kuwait to meet the Emir.

A nocturnal summit at Palazzo Chigi does not close the budget law due to tensions over pensions and issues linked to European flexibility and energy. The League places vetoes on social security requests, clashing with the prudence of its allies and Minister Giorgetti.