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