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Présentation de l'APAAPA ?
Publiée le 12 mars 2006

- Anti-Fascistes


Protest over fascist rally turns violent in Italy

45 comrades have been arrested by cops and some people are injured. After the violent police repression against antifascists in Milan it take place the demo of nazi party Fiamma Tricolore.


Protest over fascist rally turns violent in Italy

By Svetlana Kovalyova

MILAN (Reuters) - Anti-globalisation protesters clashed with police in Italy’s financial centre on Saturday, underlining political tension ahead of April’s elections.

Up to 300 left-wing protesters, many wearing balaclavas and wielding crowbars, set fire to cars and a building on one of Milan’s busiest shopping streets when police tried to break up their protest against a fascist pre-election rally.

Angry shopkeepers and residents cornered a few of the protesters and punched and kicked them, before police managed to drag them off. A nail bomb injured nine police officers and at least 45 protesters were detained, police said.

"They turned a quiet Saturday into a war zone," Milan council official Riccardo Dicorato told Reuters while police rounded up dozens of demonstrators and firemen hosed down burning cars and motor scooters.

It was the worst street violence in Italy since 2001, shortly after Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi came to power, when an anti-globalisation protester was killed in riots at a summit of the Group of Eight industrialised countries in Genoa.

Berlusconi and his centre-right coalition allies, who are lagging the centre left by 3.5 percentage points in opinion polls, pounced on the violence.

The fascist rally that sparked the two-hour pitched battle was led by the Tricolour Flame, an extreme-right group running on Berlusconi’s ticket at the April 9-10 vote.

Centre-right politicians accused leaders from Romano Prodi’s centre-left Union coalition of having been among the rioters.

"At the centre of the Union there is total chaos : from their democratic groups have sprung 350 people, using violent means, who have tried to stop a civilised meeting of our allies," Berlusconi told reporters at an election rally in Sicily.

Members of the centre left lined up to distance themselves from the protesters.

"We condemn in the strongest terms this kind of violence. It does not come from our concept of democracy and civilisation," Prodi told reporters.

With just one month to go before the vote, campaigning on both sides has turned sour with campaigning focussing on mud-slinging rather than manifestos.

The centre-right issued its accusation of violence by the left a day after Prodi’s allies levelled sleaze allegations at Berlusconi when magistrates sought to indict him in a corruption case and his health minister quit over a spying scandal.


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