M/S Demonstrators marching
M/S Demonstrators marching with smoke bombs
W/S Demonstrators marching
M/S Demonstrator waving a smoke bomb
C/U Police helicopter flying above the demonstrators
W/S Demonstrators holding banners and carrying masks
C/U Demonstrator carrying a masks
W/S Police strolling in entrance of demonstrators
M/S Demonstrators holding banner saying in Italian: “Mafia of the capital, nationwide most cancers.”
M/S Demonstrators leaping and chanting
C/U Demonstrators leaping and chanting
W/S Demonstrators marching
W/S Guardia di Finanza police guarding the demonstration
C/U Police holding a truncheon
M/S Demonstrators marching in entrance of the police
W/S Demonstrators holding an enormous banner saying in Italian: “The longer term is ours, let’s take it again!” in entrance of the Division for Public Instruction
M/S Demonstrators holding banner with police behind them
C/U Demonstrators holding a banner
W/S Police and demonstrators in entrance of the Division for Public Instruction
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1000’s of protesters hit the streets of Rome, Friday to exhibit towards labour market reforms. They had been joined by 1000’s of employees in over 50 nationwide protests and strikes, hitting hospitals, colleges and public transportation programs.
Unionists are hanging towards Prime Minister Mario Renzi’s Jobs Act, which is able to make it simpler for firms to rent and fireplace workers. Supporters of the Jobs Act consider it may shake up Italy’s economic system and assist cut back stubbornly excessive unemployment. Opponents say it is going to threaten jobs in an already unstable job market.
Renzi said early Friday that he disagrees with the unionists, however needs them “good luck […] hanging, with respect and with out polemics.” In October, unemployment stood at 13.2 %, with unemployment amongst 15-25-year-olds at a file 43.3 %.
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