No green pass, Police Headquarters denies piazza Montecitorio: sit-in will take place in piazza del Popolo

The protest of the ‘no green pass’ is back. The Rome Police Headquarters denied Piazza Montecitorio, authorizing the sit in instead in Piazza del Popolo. “In relation to the demonstration announced for tomorrow 27 July, from 15.00 to 18.00, in Piazza Montecitorio, by the representative for the Io Apro movement, to protest against the Green Pass – reads a note – the Rome Police Headquarters, in agreement with the Prefecture which has analyzed the issue in the Committee of public order and safety, has prescribed pursuant to art. 18 of the tulps, that the same event be held in Piazza del Popolo instead of Piazza di Montecitorio. it is not foreseeable to hypothesize the number of participants who could join the initiative which could be higher than that indicated by the promoters as the same has been widely advertised also on social channels, not only by the direct organizers “. Read also “This prediction – it continues – was also made in light of the invitations to people to come to that place, made during the demonstration on July 24 in Piazza del Popolo, always in disagreement with the measures relating to the Green Pass, by those who took the floor and with regard to whom investigative activities are in progress aimed at reporting to the Public Prosecutor’s Office for unauthorized demonstration “. “The Police Headquarters – continues the note – decided to prescribe the alternative site of piazza del Popolo, given the conformation of piazza di Montecitorio, deemed unsuitable for guaranteeing the necessary social distancing, provided for by the current legislation on combating Covid-19 virus, but also due to its size not able to contain a greater number of people than expected. Piazza del Popolo represents the best place that balances the right to demonstrate with the needs of public order and safety “. The anti-green pass demonstrations that “took place this weekend were not authorized,” said the Minister of the Interior, Luciana Lamorgese, to a question about the demonstrations that took place over the weekend in various Italian cities. “The ways in which they took place – added Lamorgese – are absolutely to be condemned”. Meanwhile, there are the first eight complaints for the unauthorized ‘No green pass’ event which, last Saturday, was held in Pescara and in which about a thousand participated. These are the first numbers provided by the Pescara Police Headquarters and in particular by the deputy commissioner Irene Vizioli. The police collected extensive documentation, with photos and video footage, as requested by the commissioner Luigi Liguori. “It is a complex job – they say at the police station -: this is an initial assessment, but the complaints are destined to grow, because the controls continue”. On the street to contest the green certification but also vaccines, entire families with children, young people but also over seventy. In most cases without a mask. “A very diverse people of the no”. Among those reported to the Prosecutor also a gynecologist expelled from the Order of doctors in recent years and a lawyer registered with the Naples bar but who works in Abruzzo.