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Protests in Italy against rising living costs and low wages have escalated into violence in various cities. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has backed the police amid the unrest, while the CGIL union has called for a general strike on November 20.
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Protests in Italy against rising living costs and low wages have escalated into violence in various cities. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has backed the police amid the unrest, while the CGIL union has called for a general strike on November 20.
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