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Mattarella condemns violence after weekend clashes and calls for closer vigilance

President Sergio Mattarella described all violence as unacceptable after clashes in several Italian and European cities and called for an intelligent, in-depth analysis of the groups involved. The government is preparing a public-order decree to be examined by the Council of Ministers on Tuesday. La Repubblica also reports extensive damage in Milan and cites a proposal by Matteo Salvini for 500 military personnel in the city.

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What is happening

Clashes broke out unexpectedly during demonstrations in several Italian and European cities after what Mattarella called the action of “new subjects,” described as mostly young people and teenagers. Mattarella expressed solidarity with the law-enforcement officers injured in recent days, reported by AGI as nearly 200. La Repubblica reported extensive damage in Milan, with shops in the Quadrilatero area keeping their shutters closed.

Why it is on the Radar

The government has convened the Council of Ministers to examine new public-order measures following the unrest. Mattarella said the violence requires careful analysis and vigilance, while La Repubblica reported a new alert and a prosecutor’s description of the violence as rare.
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