🇮🇹. 34. Natural sciences, Cinema. I wish I could live in a film festival.
September 1, Platform 9 ¾
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Pheebs 🍁 retweeted
immagina andare in manifestazione e ti ritrovi louis garrel ho letto fan fiction molto meno entusiasmanti
Pheebs 🍁 retweeted
Noi ridiamo e scherziamo ma Isabella Rossellini avete sentito bene Isabella Rosselini
sta facendo un sacco di dispetti a Emanuela Fanelli.
#Peccato.
Pheebs 🍁 retweeted
Εχετε καταλάβει τι συνέβη σημερα;
Λιμενεργάτες σε 113 λιμάνια (!!!), 17 χωρών (!!!!!), συντονιστηκαν και απηργησαν ταυτόχρονα με σύνθημα δεν δουλεύουμε για τον πολεμο!!
Η σημερινή μερα θα διδάσκεται στα σχολεία του μέλλοντος!
Pheebs 🍁 retweeted
Italians refuse to stay silent and sit idle in the face of a genocide and the normalisation of war.
The global awakening has started and so the peaceful uprising against the globalisation of Apartheid.
Together we are ONE, standing for peace, human rights & love for one another.
🇮🇹 Tens of thousands of workers, students, truckers and farmers marched in more than 40 Italian cities on Friday in a general strike against soaring living costs, rearmament and European support for wars in the Middle East, including the genocide in Gaza, according to Italian news agency Adnkronos.
Police counted 30,000 in Milan, where marchers shut down the eastern ring road for three hours, while organizers claimed over 100,000, according to Italian broadcaster TGCom24. A speaker in Turin put the crowd there at more than 50,000. The grassroots union USB, which called the strike, claimed 2 million nationwide showed up to challenge Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's "war economy."
Protesters blocked the port in Genoa with burning tires, TGCom24 reported, and marched into Naples port, demanding that ports not be used to move "weapons, ammunition, military equipment and troops." In Rome, police charged about 300 students who threw stones and Molotov cocktails. At least 10 officers were injured in Mestre and Vicenza, according to Adnkronos.
Transport Minister Matteo Salvini had ordered rail, air, sea and transit workers to stay on the job, but the order was dismissed by USB as "illegitimate."
🎥 Milan
