the first occasion the police showed Roman to accept the rigidity of the recently signed protocol on strikes came from Alemanno. This morning several hundred students Capitoline University "La Sapienza", in support of the national strike called by ICYL against cuts to education at Piazza Santi Apostoli, and which involved 100 Italian squares and found the adhesion of 25% of employees school world, tried to go out in procession from the campus to get to the meeting of the union, clashing with the barriers of law enforcement, and responding with the launch of bottles and shoes. "We wanted to throw them under the Ministry of Economy as in France," says one of them. "They could not get out under the recently adopted Protocol on events" but said the police officers. This would be the motivation at the origin of the charges against students and police blockades around the entire university. The MoU provides for the six routes of Rome (Piazza della Repubblica, Piazza di Porta San Giovanni, Piazza del Popolo, the Partisans Square, Piazza Bocca della Verita and the Circus Maximus in particular cases) where you can, after submitting a regular request, to express their dissent. Mayor Alemanno, had been informed of the accident, stated that "the Protocol on strikes should be respected" and that "we need to avoid further political violence in universities." The reference is clearly to events that took place two days ago in the university of Rome, where it seems some students of Youth Action (National Alliance University activists) have been assaulted with iron bars and sticks of student collectives militants after a heated discussion on a conference to be held the following day, and dedicated to Gabriele Sandri, the Lazio fan killed by a police officer on 11 November 2007 at a motorway. In fact, with the ideological opposition between "red" and "blacks" the events of today just do not seem to center. The question that emerges from this seemingly day of tension, whether it is right or not to restrict the freedom to show their disapproval (under the constitution) to help those who need to take the tram or Via Cavour to go to work, as if the right to take the machine is higher than ask for more funds for education or to demand a salary that will enable the most vulnerable to survive in the midst of economic crisis, as in the case of workers Pomigliano, severely loaded by the police in an attempt to block the highway.
This is the line discussion about the approval of the protocol that the media have conducted. It continues to avoid the analysis instead of in Italy continue to occur because many manifestations of dissent, seeking, alternatively, to stem the collateral damage caused by them. Employees or students on strike are not more people who claim rights, but obstacles to blood flow, neither more nor less than a truck parked in double rows. Gone are the years in which, albeit harshly, and questioned the political debate involving the whole society. Where politics was not only in buildings but in bars, markets and streets. And 'here that become fluorescent limits of a Republic that immature, instead of listening to thousands of people who live there and make a living, think of them, carefully and silently, in row two at a time.
This is the line discussion about the approval of the protocol that the media have conducted. It continues to avoid the analysis instead of in Italy continue to occur because many manifestations of dissent, seeking, alternatively, to stem the collateral damage caused by them. Employees or students on strike are not more people who claim rights, but obstacles to blood flow, neither more nor less than a truck parked in double rows. Gone are the years in which, albeit harshly, and questioned the political debate involving the whole society. Where politics was not only in buildings but in bars, markets and streets. And 'here that become fluorescent limits of a Republic that immature, instead of listening to thousands of people who live there and make a living, think of them, carefully and silently, in row two at a time.
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