Protests took place in multiple European cities including France, Italy, Spain, and Portugal
In Milan, about 2,000 young protesters engaged in violence and looting last weekend, prompting police to arrest 45 people, including 34 minors. Italy deployed 500 soldiers to the city amid concerns over repeat clashes. Protests spread to France, Spain, Portugal, and Serbia.
- Milan police reported about 2000 young protesters participated in violence and looting last weekend.
- Italy deployed soldiers to Milan.
- Milan Mayor Giuseppe Sala expressed concern about repeat violence this weekend.
- Police arrested 45 people during two days of protests, including 34 minors.
- Protests occurred in France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, and Serbia.
- Defense Minister Guido Crosetto said troops lacked key tools for public-order operations.
- Demonstrations are announced in at least seven other cities besides Milan and Rome.
- Thousands of young people marched through several Italian cities on Saturday.
- Milan police detained several minors as a preventive measure.
- Police stated that protests in Brussels did not escalate.
- In Madrid, about 25,000 people gathered to defend public pensions.
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