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Back|20 thousand 'anti-fascists' parade in Parma, 1500 pro-remigration supporters
20 thousand 'anti-fascists' parade in Parma, 1500 pro-remigration supporters
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ANSA Cronaca·11 minutes ago·Politics·1 min read·🇮🇹Italy·

20 thousand 'anti-fascists' parade in Parma, 1500 pro-remigration supporters

Police headquarters estimate 1500 demonstrators for the far-right pro-remigration initiative

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  • At least 20 thousand people took part in the anti-fascist procession in Parma as opposed to the pro-remigration movement, estimated at 1,500 by the Police Headquarters.
  • The city was armored with the center split in half and a major deployment of law enforcement to avoid contact between the two marches.

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The anti-fascist procession took place in Parma in opposition to the pro-remigration movement, with the city under lockdown and the center split in half to ensure that the two marches did not arrive close together.

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At least 20 thousand people took part in the anti-fascist procession that took place this afternoon in Parma in opposition to the pro-remigration movement. This is the estimate of the Police Headquarters, which estimates the presence of 1,500 demonstrators for the far-right initiative. The city was under lockdown all afternoon, with the center split in half and a significant deployment of police forces to monitor that the two marches did not arrive close to each other.

The pro-remigration supporters remained confined to the northern part of the city, a group made up mostly of people from the North East of Italy and who refer to the galaxy of CasaPound, Rete dei Patrioti, Veneto Fronte Skinheads. The anti-fascists invaded Oltretorrente, a popular neighborhood in Parma, to conclude the parade in Piazza della Pace, under the monument to the Partisan.

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  • At least 20 thousand people took part in the anti-fascist procession in Parma as opposed to the pro-remigration movement, estimated at 1,500 by the Police Headquarters.
  • The city was armored with the center split in half and a major deployment of law enforcement to avoid contact between the two marches.

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