Italian police clash with protesters in multiple cities over living costs
Most outlets led with the clashes between Italian police and protesters in Milan and Bologna, focusing on the demonstrations against rising living costs and the use of tear gas and water cannons. The Daily Times added that the protests turned violent and mentioned a specific location — outside Milan’s Gothic cathedral — where clashes occurred, while also noting arrests.
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Italian police clash with protesters over rising living costs in Milan
Italian police used tear gas and water cannon against protesters in Milan and Bologna on Saturday as demonstrations over rising living costs turned violent. Clashes outside Milan’s Gothic cathedral left several people reportedly injured, while police made multiple arrests. In Milan, officers in riot gear confronted hooded protesters who threw stones and other objects in […]
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Italian police clash with protesters in Milan and Bologna
Police in Milan and Bologna clashed with protesters demonstrating against the rising cost of living, leading to arrests and the use of tear gas and water cannons.
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