
Infiltration attempts by antagonistic environments in the squares. Next Saturday there will be mobilizations throughout Italy and high tension in several cities.
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Security bodies monitor attempts to infiltrate the streets by antagonistic and anarchist groups.
To the attention of the security bodies there are attempts by antagonistic and anarchist environments to interact with the new subjects who have appeared with great arrogance in the squares claiming their own space for maneuver and opposition. The risk is that of a fusion of the different fronts, even if most of the young people last Saturday moved not for ideological reasons but rather seem animated by nihilistic demands. However, their young age and the anger that characterizes them makes them - in the analysis of the apparatus - easily enlisted for urban violence.
This is why what happens next Saturday is important, when demonstrations are called in many cities. Also by the 17 October Movement which claimed responsibility for the clashes of that day and made an appointment for 3pm in symbolic places in Bologna (Piazza Nettuno), Milan (Piazza Duomo), Turin (Piazza Castello), Rome (Circo Massimo), Florence (Piazza Santa Maria Novella), Padua (Piazza Mazzini), Bari (Piazza Umberto I) and Genoa (Piazza De Ferrari), for a "permanent mobilization against the government of the bosses".
High alert in Milan, where the 500 paratroopers sent with the latest security decree will make their debut and there are also other marches planned. As also in Rome, where the national demonstration for peace "Out of Italy from war" will take place, in which around 10 thousand participants are expected, with an appointment at 2pm in Piazza della Repubblica. In the morning, right-wing students will also march in the capital with the slogan 'Let's unlock everything'. Among the planned mobilisations, in Turin movements and students will take to the streets shouting 'We don't pay for the war' and again for peace there will also be demonstrations in Padua and Bari.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Carrying out of demonstrations and processions in various Italian cities
Very likely · Within days

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