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About the statue of Indro Montanelli, a racist and a rapist

Posted on 2020/07/01 by Struggles in Italy

On June 13, in Milan, the statue dedicated to Italian journalist Indro Montanelli was smeared by red paint and marked with the writings “rapist, racist”. This is the second time that activists smear the statue of Montanelli: the first time, … Continue reading →

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[fr] Attaque raciste contre un centre pour demandeurs d’asile à Rome

Posted on 2014/11/27 by Valentina

Les faits Les nuits du 10 et 11 novembre, un groupe de résidents italiens a attaqué un centre pour demandeurs d’asile à Tor Sapienza, une des banlieues de Rome. Les agresseurs, une centaine lors des deux nuits, dont quelques-uns au … Continue reading →

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[en] Racist attack on political asylum seekers’ centre in Rome and new project for Italian right

Posted on 2014/11/25 by Valentina

Facts and chronology On the nights of November 10 and 11 a group of Italian residents attacked a centre for political asylum seekers in Tor Sapienza, a suburban neighbourhood in Rome. The attackers, about 100 on both nights, some of … Continue reading →

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[en][Translation] Cécile Kyenge talks to Afrikitalia.it

Posted on 2013/05/07 by Struggles in Italy

The original interview appeared here on January 19 2013. Thanks to Afrikitalia.it. You can find more articles about the current situation of migrants in Italy here and here. Here you have a dossier about the Italian laws concerning immigration. Our … Continue reading →

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[en] Racist massacre in Florence

Posted on 2011/12/14 by Struggles in Italy

The facts Two men were killed and three were severely injured today (December 13, 2011) in Florence, where Gianluca Casseri, a far-right extremist, opened fire on a group of Senegalese street vendors. After a verbal disagreement with a Senegalese street … Continue reading →

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