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Italian authorities plan stricter security measures following violent protests over the rising cost of living, which led to arrests.
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“Giorgia Meloni backed law enforcement after violent anti-government protests erupted across Italy, with clashes in Milan, Bologna and Turin injuring police officers.”How each side headlined it
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The Guardian · Oct 19
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Youths and police clashed for a second consecutive day on Sunday in Milan, where at least 200 people were arrested during protests over the cost of living.
The government crackdown comes after protests over rising costs broke out into violent clashes.
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Giorgia Meloni backed law enforcement after violent anti-government protests erupted across Italy, with clashes in Milan, Bologna and Turin injuring police officers.
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