Demonstration of the no vaxes authorized by the prefect, today at 4 pm in Piazza Garibaldi in Cagliari, while in all of Italy the new crackdown on the anti-Green pass by the Viminale is in effect .
Parades in Piazza Duomo in Milan and in the historic center of Naples are prohibited, in Rome off limits Piazza del Popolo and the area of institutional buildings. And the car parade announced in Padua with the intention of circumventing the directive of the Ministry of the Interior will be prohibited. But on the Telegram chats there are calls to take to the streets to "disobey the ban on demonstrating". The provincial committees for order and security have been called to identify the specific areas of the city "of particular interest for the orderly development of the life of the community" to be temporarily banned.
Demonstrating today will be possible, but in ways - is the purpose of the directive signed on Wednesday by the Minister of the Interior Luciana Lamorgese - that do not further damage economic activities and limit the freedoms of other citizens. And in view of the first Saturday of no Green pass protests with the new rules, Lamorgese has invited those who will take to the streets to make "civic sense" prevail and respecting the agreed methods: "The important thing - he said - is that there are no dangerous forcing ".
ROME - Three demonstrations are expected in Rome, one of which against the Green pass at the Circus Maximus. The historic center, with the shopping areas and the buildings of the institutions, considered sensitive objectives, will be prohibited. The public order service has been strengthened in front of Palazzo Chigi for about a week, just as the level of protection against the premier, Mario Draghi, has been raised for about a week.
MILAN - In Milan, where the seventeenth no Green pass event and an initiative of the no-vax guru Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Bob's son, are announced, Confcommercio fears losses of up to 4 million. The prefect has embraced the hard line, prohibiting the area of Piazza Duomo and Corso Vittorio Emanuele on the days before holidays and holidays, and then every day from November 25 and January 9, where the Christmas markets will be set up. Any demonstrations not authorized by the police will be allowed only in static form, the demonstrators will therefore be able to remain in Piazza Fontana if they decide to meet there.
