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A woman in Turin reportedly stopped police charges against students by shouting 'Basta!' (Enough!). Tensions were high during a protest in Piazza Castello.
A woman intervened in a protest in Turin, urging police to cease their actions against students. The incident occurred in Piazza Castello amidst a demonstration. Reports indicate that the woman raised her hands and shouted "Enough!" to halt the police charges. The protest itself saw some tension, with reports of firecrackers and bottles being thrown at officers.
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Left: La Repubblica reported on a woman who intervened to stop police charges against students in Turin.
Center: La Stampa reported on the same events in Turin, describing tension and projectiles thrown at officers during a protest.
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