Tension between anti-fascist march and CasaPound in Gorizia, three policemen injured
Contacts between police and members of CasaPound and Student Bloc in Piazza Municipio
Quick Look
- During the anti-fascist march in Gorizia, organized by the Antifa Youth Collective with around 200 participants, scuffles occurred in Piazza Municipio between the police and members of CasaPound and Blocco Studenti.
- Three officers were injured, one with a dislocated shoulder and a 21-day prognosis.
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Why It Matters
The anti-fascist procession in Gorizia, organized by the Antifa Youth Collective, saw the participation of around 200 people, including a group from Ravenna. The demonstration took place in an otherwise calm atmosphere until the contacts in Piazza Municipio.
Moments of tension during the anti-fascist procession in Gorizia today, when the police came into contact with a group of representatives of CasaPound and Blocco Studente who were trying to reach the anti-fascist procession that was marching in the city. Three officers suffered bruises: one in particular suffered a shoulder dislocation and was diagnosed as recovering in 21 days. The scuffles took place in the Piazza Municipio area. The website of the newspaper Il Piccolo reports it.
The procession, organized by the Antifa Youth Collective, was attended by around 200 people who marched in an otherwise calm atmosphere. According to the newspaper, among the demonstrators there was also a group who arrived from Ravenna.
In Piazza Municipio, however, the procession found itself a few tens of meters from a small group of representatives of Casapound and the Student Bloc, who were in via Mazzini, an area carefully monitored by officers in riot gear. After an exchange of insults and provocations on both sides, someone attempted to force the police cordon, which pushed the people back; three officers were injured in the scuffles.
Open Questions
- Who tried to break the police cordon?
- Have members of CasaPound or Blocco Studente been identified or arrested?
- What are the current conditions of the injured officers?
