Five cars, with the Tim logo, were set on fire in the square of the Telecom headquarters in via Val di Lanzo, in
Rome
.
The fire destroyed three cars and damaged the other two.
Not far away written against the 41 bis.
Anarchists, 5 cars on fire in Rome and 'no 41 bis' written
A welding between souls distant from each other but who seem to have found a common ground of struggle.
The story of Alfredo Cospito
, the anarchist on hunger strike for over 100 days to protest against the 41 bis, is causing a fusion between heterogeneous pieces of antagonism: a phenomenon that "cannot be limited to the anarchist galaxy alone".
It is the investigators' analysis of what has been happening in the last few hours with episodes of violence, even in the context of unscheduled demonstrations, linked to the protest for the harsh prison imposed on the Abruzzo anarchist.
The alert of the police forces is therefore very high
.
"These violence and these protests are repeating themselves and it is a situation that will have to be examined with the utmost attention. A phenomenon closely followed throughout the national territory", said the Chief of Police, Lamberto Giannini.
After the clashes in Rome that took place on Saturday evening, not far from the Regina Coeli prison, which led to the denunciation of 41 people and the throwing of a Molotov cocktail against a police station in the Via Prenestina area, demonstrative actions were once again recorded today.
In the capital, five cars with the Tim logo were set on fire
in the square of the Telecom headquarters in via Val di Lanzo, in the Montesacro district.
The fire destroyed three cars and damaged two others.
Not far away some writings against the 41 bis were found.
In Milan, two local police cars were set on fire
.
Also in this case two incendiary bottles were used: the event took place in viale Tibaldi.
Digos is investigating the matter
and found three to four other similar devices in a park near the site of the fire.
A file has also been opened in the Milan prosecutor's office to
investigate the envelope with the bullet and with the A for anarchy delivered at the end of December to the Turin attorney general Francesco Saluzzo
(Milan is responsible for crimes committed against Turin magistrates).
Saluzzo supports the accusation in the trial before the Court of Assizes of Appeal of Turin to the anarchist Cospito and for whom he has asked for a life sentence and twelve months of solitary confinement.
A summit between investigators was held today in the Piedmontese capital.
In Turin during the night between Friday and Saturday a repeater was set on fire in the hilly area
.
The gesture has not yet been claimed but a sign of solidarity with the anarchist was found on the spot, now transferred to the Opera prison by virtue of his physical conditions.
Those who investigate do not rule out an escalation with targeted actions throughout the country
in the coming days as well.
And precisely because of this fear, a heightened attention has been ordered both on the surveillance services to those that can be considered sensitive targets, such as magistrates, law enforcement agencies and the press, and on the protection of personalities who could be targeted.
An awareness that mainly concerns the magistrates who are involved in the case, starting with the pg Saluzzo
.
"Usually the anarchist groups claim after days what they did", explains a magistrate of the Rome Public Prosecutor's Office.
At the moment in the judicial office in Piazzale Clodio alone there are about a dozen investigation files open.
The last two concern the actions against the Italian consulate in Barcelona and against the car of an official of the Italian embassy in Berlin.
The prosecutors, as for the attack last December in Athens against the first adviser of the embassy in Greece Susanna Schlein and her family, are proceeding for damage and fire aggravated for terrorist purposes.
The Foreign Minister, Antonio Tajani, announced that the security measures of both the Farnesina and the diplomatic offices abroad will be strengthened.
"The attacks worry us,
