Proteste în Italia față de costul vieții, organizate de sindicate și opoziție

Thousands protested across Italy demanding higher wages and better living conditions, with significant unrest in Milan. The demonstrations, organized by opposition parties and unions, saw clashes with police, particularly in Milan where over 5,000 participants engaged in violent confrontations. In Rome, a national march attracted around 100,000 people advocating for improved labor conditions and social welfare. Union leader Maurizio Landini announced a general strike planned for November 20, emphasizing the need for radical economic policy changes. Protests also occurred in other cities like Turin, Bergamo, and Brescia, reflecting widespread discontent with rising costs.