
The secretary of the Democratic Party Elly Schlein, speaking at the Il Manifesto party in Rome, underlined the importance of mutual respect in the political debate, proposing to build an agreement starting from the numerous shared programmatic points.
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Elly Schlein took part in a political discussion at the Il Manifesto newspaper party in Rome.
What we are doing is no longer something to be taken for granted, in a brutalized political debate, there are people on stage who esteem each other, respect each other and give full dignity to everyone's positions, even where they are different.
I am sure that we will find agreement and synthesis, in the meantime let's start from the 4950 things that we have in common and that have emerged. The secretary of the Democratic Party Elly Schlein said this at the Il Manifesto party, underway in Rome in a discussion with the leaders of the broad camp.

Ernesto Maria Ruffini and Franco Gabrielli launched Più Uno, a new center political formation with an opening to the left, during an assembly at the EUR in Rome. However, the party must face the obligation to collect signatures to participate in the elections according to the new electoral law, and seeks the support of consolidated political forces by symbol and parliamentarians. Despite the appeals to Più Europa and the reformists of the Democratic Party, the responses have been lukewarm, while a possible competition in the primaries between Elly Schlein and Giuseppe Conte for the leadership of the center-left is looming.

In Bologna, a few thousand activists took part in a joint procession that started from Piazza Nettuno towards Via Rizzoli and Strada Maggiore, uniting the demonstrations of the Young Palestinians against Zionism, the Rivolta Pride against homophobic attacks and Changing Course against school cuts, inspired by the protests in France.

In Bologna, a few thousand activists marched from Piazza Nettuno towards Via Rizzoli and Strada Maggiore, uniting three demonstrations: that of the Young Palestinians against Zionism, the Rivolta Pride against homophobic attacks and the Cambiare route march against school cuts. During the procession, an activist denounced the bombs suffered daily by Palestinians, while in Piazza Maggiore the tightrope walkers of 'Bolo Gets High' displayed Palestinian flags. A Patriots meeting is also scheduled to take place in the city.

Pro-Palestine demonstrations were held in Rome and Turin calling for an end to the conflict in Gaza and the imposition of sanctions against Israel. The marches, which saw the participation of various political and trade union movements, passed through the city centres.

Pro-Gaza demonstrations take place in Italy with calls for a ceasefire and humanitarian aid. In Turin, the procession caused tension and clashes with the police in Piazza Castello, despite the security measures ordered by the Prefecture.