Demonstrations in Italian cities: clashes with police in Turin
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On Saturday evening in Turin, protesters and police clashed. The demonstrators were protesting mainly against the growth of military spending and rising fuel prices.
Demonstrations have also been reported in other Italian cities. The sources do not specify exactly how many people took part in the events or how much damage was caused.
The matter may also interest Finnish readers. Finland has increased its defence spending in recent years, and the price of fuel affects many people's everyday lives. Therefore, similar questions are also sparking debate in Finland.
The situation is being monitored. More information about the Italian demonstrations and their possible consequences is expected in the coming days.
Sources: Daily Finland
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