
Protesters are calling for the use of the former market in via Flavio Gioia as a reception centre
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Two people died in a fire late on the evening of November 1 in a dilapidated building in Porto Vecchio used by migrants for shelter. Last Friday there were clashes between protesters and law enforcement.
About a hundred people participated this afternoon in the demonstration in front of the Municipality to commemorate the two victims who died in a fire late in the evening of November 1st in Porto Vecchio in a dilapidated building used by migrants for shelter.
While a meeting of the City Council was underway in the Town Hall, outside there were various interventions by the demonstrators with megaphones. Someone asked for the possibility of using the former market in via Flavio Gioia as a low-threshold reception center to provide shelter for immigrants without assistance. Others have reconstructed last Friday evening when clashes occurred between protesters and law enforcement. It has been underlined several times that more people were injured among the first.
Piazza Unità d'Italia, under constant rain, was controlled by a notable deployment of police forces.

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