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[en] Hospital workers fight police in Milan
It has been a week of renewed struggle at Milan’s San Raffaele Hospital, with mass meetings, rooftop occupations, demonstrations and fights with the police. After months of calm since the last round of protests at the end of 2012, Monday … Continue reading
Posted in Labour, Precarious Workers, Public Employees, Tertiary and services, Uncategorized, [en]
Tagged CGIL, healthcare, Milan, occupation, rank-and-file unions, Repression, san raffaele, USB
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[en] Richard-Ginori: still turmoil
Richard-Ginori, famous around the world for the production of porcelain, is one of the best known “Made in Italy” names. The firm’s production plant has been in Sesto Fiorentino, near Florence, since 1735. In August 2012, due to the firm’s … Continue reading
[en] The Right to Education: Eviction and Clashes in Torino
In 2011, 180,000 students in Italy were eligible for financial aid; however, only 150,000 ended up receiving it. The other 30,000 students were denied aid despite their eligibility. In spite of the fact that the right to education is enshrined … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Grassroots movements, Repression
Tagged Northern League, occupation, right to education, students, Turin
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[en] Occupy Cinecittà
Since it’s foundation in 1937 Cinecittà has been synonymous with Italian Cinema. Particularly during the post-war period the films made by the studio created the mystique of the “dolce vita” that still shapes the stereotypical image of Italy abroad. Despite … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Grassroots movements
Tagged abete, cinecittà, cinecittàworld, occupation, Rome
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[en] Teatro Coppola occupied in Catania
In june Valle theatre in Rome, in September the Marinoni theatre in Venice and now Coppola theatre in Catania as well is occupied. ” We reclaim the right and a duty to take up and care for a common good … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Precarious Workers
Tagged Catania, occupation, protests, Sicily, Teatro Coppola
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[en] Repression against occupations in Bologna
Bologna’s warm autumn has begun with three new occupations started on the 11.11 but local government promptly repressed two of them, clearing the protesters out of two the Sabin highschool and the Arcobaleno cinema. In the morning of the 15.11 … Continue reading
[en] 11.11.11 protests in Bologna end with three occupations
The results of the 11.11.11 protest demonstrations in Bologna are something that the city had not seen in many years: three different new occupations now have born in the very centre of town, claiming for the right of the people … Continue reading
