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Rome (Reuters) – Italian police launched엠카지노 a major crackdown on Saturday on an anarchist protest called by leftist groups after dozens were injured and dozens arrested over the past 48 hours on violent demonstrations in several cities.
One woman died in the latest demonstration, which started in southern Verona early on Saturday, police said, adding they were carrying out raids to arrest “known” groups operating out of a garage near the city.
Italy’s Ingta5카지노terior Ministry said more than 500 police officers had been deployed across the country to curb anti-capitalist protests against plans to transfer power to another country after the December 12 election.
In addition to arrests and searches, the ministry added that 3,000 police had been deployed across the country to respond to a “vast majority” of the 1,000 marchers in Verona, a major industrial city on the southern Italian coast.
It comes after a march organised by the Revolutionary Workers Council (MIR) was marred with violence, with police using clubs on masked participants as they charged at officers, who were able to stop them and drag them to the back of a police vehicle, the ministry said.
Interior Minister Angelino Alfano said a total of 17 people, including 10 police officers, were arrested in Verona for criminal offences including incitement of violence. Some officers sustained injuries, it added.
Police fired tear gas to disperse the crowd in Verona. Two policemen suffered minor injuries when a man jumped on top of them and hit one of them, the ministry added.
Protesters clashed in cities across Italy over the past two weeks, calling for the snap election to be called soon and calling on the government to hand power to a non-politi부천출장샵 부천안마cal group.
Police officers stand guard as marchers try to storm two police vehicles during a demonstration in Verona, Italy, January 27, 2016. REUTERS/Lorenz Beck
In Venice, demonstrators clashed with police with stones lobbed, bottles thrown and smashed glass on the streets of the Italian city.
In Torino, riot police used tear gas and metal bats to clear a march from a local bar, the Associated Press reported, citing a riot police spokesman, Raffaele Cassarini.
Trento, a city close to Rome that went into a state of emergency, said it had received 400 complaints of “unstable or threatening people”. A police spokeswoman said the number was only 400.
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