No Green pass, tension in Milan

No Green pass back to the square. In Milan, the unauthorized procession began to move with the aim of the Rai headquarters in Corso Sempione. The procession, which now numbers at least 4 thousand people, deviated from the Arena area, breaking the path, and moving quickly towards Moscova. A contingent of police managed to block in extremis without charges the attempts to break through the demonstrators. In the meantime, the reinforcements of the carabinieri and the police have arrived to keep the crowd of the no Green pass still. The procession marched with a lot of smoke bombs through the streets of the center, at the head the same banner of yesterday’s garrison: “Solidarity not with the CGIL but with the dockers”. At the demonstration banners against the trade unions and the government. In Rome, about forty people improvised a sit in in Piazza del Popolo to protest against the Green pass. Their position is being examined by the police. The demonstrators displayed two banners on the square with the words ‘Vaccinated and unvaccinated, all united for the truth’ and ‘free zone’. On a third banner are drawn a roll of toilet paper and a toilet with the words ‘green pass, download it’. In Turin, moments of tension this afternoon in Piazza Castello. To warm the climate among the protesters, the intervention from the stage of an exponent of the Turin anarchist movement who, referring to the events that took place last Saturday in Rome, expressed solidarity with those involved in the clashes and said “let’s not be exploited by the right” . That was enough for a Forza Nuova militant present in the square to approach the stage and inviting her to come down shouted “the right is here and for the facts of Rome we are in prison”. The bickering was followed by a face to face between anarchists, antagonists and far-right militants. Calming down was one of the leaders of ‘No Fear Day’, Serena Tagliaferri, who invited the square to find unity and continue “in a protest that belongs to everyone”. Immediately after, the leader of the Variante Torinese also intervened, Marco Liccione, who addressed the demonstrators, admonished: “Ideologies divide, they give us fascists, communists, who cares, we must be united. Our struggle goes beyond ideologies”.