From Vanity Fair · Chiara Pizzimenti · · 40s
Milan Protests Turn Violent
Protests against high living costs in Milan turned violent as clashes erupted with police.
In brief
Protests against high living costs in Milan turned violent as clashes erupted with police. Protests against high living costs in Milan turned violent with injuries and detentions. Originally reported by Vanity Fair.
Protests Begin
Protests started against high living costs and inadequate wages amid rising inflation.
Violence Erupts
Clashes broke out in Milan, Turin, Bologna, and Paris as protesters vandalized city halls.
Injuries and Detentions
At least twenty people were injured, and sixty were detained during the violence.
Mayor's Statement
Milan's mayor called the violence against police unjustifiable and urged political action.
Prime Minister's Response
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni condemned the violence and demanded peaceful demonstrations.
At a glance
Protests against high living costs in Milan turned violent with injuries and detentions.
