Fridays for Future marks a nationwide climate action day

CGIL, CISL and UIL began a coordinated national mobilization with a regional demonstration in Bologna. Unions called for wage and pension protections, public health and education, safer workplaces,...

Students pitched tents outside universities as a movement against unaffordable rents spread from Milan to Rome, Florence, Bologna, Padua and Cagliari. At Sapienza, students described long commutes and...

USB called a national general strike and organized demonstrations in multiple cities. Its demands included wage increases, workplace safety and opposition to military spending. In Torretta Antonacci...

Following catastrophic flooding in Emilia-Romagna, activists in Bologna protested local management of the territory and placed mud outside the local government building. The action called attention to...

USB and more than 100 committees, associations and organizations marched in Rome against government economic and foreign policy. The coalition tied wages, housing, public health and migrant workers’...

Thousands of young people demonstrated in cities across Italy, demanding action on the climate crisis. Fridays for Future paired creative street protest with political criticism of emissions and...

More than 100 organizations and networks joined a national demonstration in Rome. The coalition linked secure work and wages with constitutional rights, public health, environmental protection,...

The transfeminist network called demonstrations in Rome and Messina on the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. Organizers rejected punitive responses alone and called...

A national coalition marched against a proposed bridge linking Sicily and mainland Italy. Residents and environmental groups questioned the project’s costs, environmental effects and priorities,...

Around a thousand people marched from Susa to Venaus against the Turin–Lyon high-speed rail project. The annual march recalled the movement’s earlier resistance to construction and raised concerns...