
AI-generated summary
La marcia era organizzata per protestare contro l'inquinamento dell'acqua a Guadalajara, un problema ambientale ricorrente nella regione.
Durante la marcia pacifica contro l'acqua sporca a Guadalajara, gruppi violenti infiltrati hanno lanciato bottiglie molotov e petardi contro le porte del Congresso e del palazzo di governo, appiccando incendi. I disordini sono scoppiati nel tardo pomeriggio quando la maggior parte dei manifestanti si era già ritirata. Secondo alcuni testimoni le frange estreme del "blocco nero" sarebbero state pagate per provocare tafferugli e alzare la tensione.
Gli agenti in tenuta antisommossa non hanno accerchiato i violenti. Alcuni poliziotti hanno invece accolto i cortei mostrando cartelli con le scritte "Nessuno scontro" e "Non litighiamo, anche noi siamo cittadini". Le autorità statali sono comunque intervenute fermando un paio di furgoni, tra cui un veicolo rubato con taniche di benzina a bordo. Il bilancio finale aggiornato dalle istituzioni locali è di cinque persone arrestate.
Il governatore Pablo Lemus ha confermato i fermi per i roghi.
Il politico ha spiegato che "da parte del Governo, sono stati fatti aggiustamenti alla strategia di accompagnamento e sicurezza per i manifestanti". Ha poi aggiunto che "la priorità è stata proteggere le persone, evitare lo scontro e garantire che la cittadinanza esercitasse in libertà il proprio diritto di esprimersi".
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Le autorità apriranno un'indagine sui presunti pagamenti al 'blocco nero' per provocare violenza durante la marcia.
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The first television debate between Lula and Flavio Bolsonaro highlighted profound political differences and personal hostility, with mutual accusations on corruption, family investigations, security and the economy, in a climate of tension almost like a brawl between the staff.

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has called a summit at Palazzo Chigi on public order after new clashes between young people in Milan, while Lega and Forza Italia propose repressive measures such as the Caivano decree and the extension of the rules on minors, with Salvini insisting on water cannons, tasers and bail for the organisers.

Emmanuel Macron addresses the nation after new clashes in the Place de la République, denouncing violence and looting during the protests against the high cost of living: 2,400 arrested, almost 1,000 officers injured, seven seriously, and a seventeen-year-old who apparently lost an eye in Mulhouse. He promises support for the damaged traders and warns that the prefects will be able to ban demonstrations to protect the cities.

According to a poll by Vox Brasil, Lula would have 51% of valid votes against Bolsonaro's 49% in the Sunday run-off, with 46.9% of respondents predicting his victory. In the total scenario, the advantage is 1.8 points within the margin of error.

French President Emmanuel Macron announced that prefects will be able to ban some demonstrations and take decisions to protect cities after yesterday's clashes and looting, demanding that those who destroyed pay and those who looted refunds, expressing solidarity with the police and inviting parties and unions to condemn the violence without ambiguity.

Elly Schlein, secretary of the Democratic Party, declared that she is ready to lead the party as a candidate for the presidency of the Council, with or without the primaries, during the Nuvola assembly in Rome. The assembly approved an agenda designating Schlein as the only PD candidate in the primaries, if they take place, with 578 yes votes, 3 against and 26 abstentions. He also announced the extension of his mandate until 2027, which passed unanimously. Schlein addressed messages both to Giuseppe Conte of the M5s, who aspires to Palazzo Chigi, and to the reformist minority of the Democratic Party, which was asking for more candidates in the primaries. He underlined the unity of the progressive coalition and the need to broaden the alliance at the center, possibly including IV, and rejected the hypothesis of broad agreements.