Incidents broke out in Piazza dei Martiri in
Naples
in front of the headquarters of the Union of Industrialists, between students and activists of the social centers, who were demonstrating for the death of the student Lorenzo Parelli, and the police.
The demonstrators, some hundreds, threw red paint on the front door of the headquarters and tried to force the police cordon.
Police and carabinieri responded with a charge.
The demonstrators headed to Piazza Vittoria where they began a road block and then lined up in a procession along Via Partenope.
Instead, calm has returned in Piazza Albarello, in
Turin
, after the tensions between the police and the students who demonstrate for the death of the 18-year-old Lorenzo Parelli internship.
The boys have abandoned, at least for the moment, the intention to move in the procession, prohibited in the orange zone, and are confronting each other in the assembly.
"There are at least a dozen wounded among us - the students denounce - following the charges this morning. We go ahead with the protest".
Cub Torino, in a note, expresses "full solidarity with the students" and reiterates, in a note, the commitment "for the abolition of the alternation between school and work,
Meanwhile, there
would be a second person investigated in the story of the death of Lorenzo Parelli,
the 18-year-old boy who died on the last day of training at Burimec in Lauzacco, hit by a steel bar weighing 150 kilograms.
It would be the first worker who rescued the boy, an act of guarantee also in view of the autopsy, whose assignment should be ordered today by the Prosecutor's Office to the coroner Carlo Moreschi.
The newspaper Messaggero Veneto reports it today on newsstands.
Until now, only 71-year-old Pietro Schneider, the company's legal representative, had been registered in the register of suspects.
According to reports from the Messaggero Veneto, the worker would not have particular assignments in the company and would still be in shock from the accident.
The owner of the investigation is the prosecutor Lucia Terzariol,
Event also in Trento
- About seventy people, including students, politicians and spokespersons of local associations, demonstrated in via Verdi, in Trento, against the law that provides for school-work alternation.
The initiative, promoted by the Union of University of Trento (Udu) and by the Network of Middle Students, was part of the national mobilization in memory of Lorenzo Parelli, the 18-year-old killed during an internship in the province of Udine.
Cgil, Cisl and Uil of Trentino, Unitin, Futura Trento and the provincial sections of Arci, Anpi, Arcigay, Rifondazione comunista and Forum Mimmo Lucano joined the event.
"What happened in Udine is a very serious event and a tragedy, but it is also symptomatic of a wrong system, from which two major emergencies emerge for the country:
the issue of safety at work and school internships.
Students are sent to workplaces that are too often unsafe, with the wrong logic of subtracting study hours in favor of being included in a company to work for free ", Udu spokesman Federico Amalfa explained to ANSA. .
Students also marching in Cagliari
- Students in the streets all over Italy to remember Lorenzo Parelli, the boy who died during the last day of the internship in Udine.
And also in Cagliari dozens of students met in front of the port to remember the "companion" and demonstrate against the current modalities of school-work alternation.
Then he marches towards Piazza del Carmine for the final speeches: "We demonstrate to carry forward the voice of Lorenzo Parelli, and for all those people who died at work. Without protection or security, the students, during the projects carried out, are abandoned by the institutions" he explained Asia Piras (coordinator of Eureka - Cagliari Medium Student Network).
"We are here today to remember Lorenzo, victim of school-work alternation - she added - But I wonder:
We have to fight in Lorenzo's honor and revolutionize the system.
Because all this is not school and it is not work "