Police in Italy have detained more than 370 people at protests, about a third of them minors

Italian law enforcement authorities in some cities have arrested 371 participants in rallies against government policies, high fuel prices and inflation. It's from sb.by.

According to ANSA, the police checked the documents of 4.2 thousand people, 371 were taken to the office for inspection. Among them were 110 minors and 69 foreigners.

Anti-government student protests began in Italy a week ago in a month-long wave of protests in France. The students were joined by young people and workers dissatisfied with high fuel prices, rising cost of living, and high rental prices. On October 30, there will be a general strike called by several trade unions. A threat to political stability. Former MEP on protests in France and possible consequences