Tension in the march on May 1st, in Turin, between the police and a group of food delivery workers who asked to parade "to bring their voices of the exploited".
The riders tried to enter the parade from Galleria San Federico, but were stopped by the police in riot gear.
From the procession there was a cry 'inside within'.
"May 1st for us is a day of struggle in which, once again, we want to reiterate that the conditions in which we work are unacceptable and that we are tired of dying on the street for a few euros", say the riders, who have ignited some smoke bombs under the arcades of via Roma.
Changed slogans against CGIL, CISL and UIL.
Double charge of the police in the Turin procession when the pacifist segment arrived in Via Roma two blocks from Piazza San Carlo.
The police beat the demonstrators with clubs to make them retreat.
From the antagonist procession the cry "Shame!"
"The right to work and job protection have represented and still represent the two pillars of our country and must be kept equally at the center of the commitment of the Republic and its institutions. Often fragile pillars, aspects on which we are still far from reaching conclusive and consolidated achievements. So let's work together for more humane, more civil conditions, more respectful of everyone's needs and dignity, we must want and build together a better Italy ".
To say it from the stage of May 1st,
the mayor of Turin, Stefano Lo Russo.
It was since 2016 that a mayor did not intervene at the demonstration of the workers' day.
"Today - he says - is Labor Day, and let me tell you, first of all of those who no longer have work, or have lost it, or are precarious but all together we must see, even in today's party, a a sign of reflection and restart, of the ability to lay new solid foundations on which to build the future. The conditions are there, let's take them all together. We must put the social question back at the center of our political action ".
He returns to one of the events that saw him most involved, that of the former Embraco, the archbishop of Turin, Monsignor Cesare Nosiglia, in his speech from the stage on May Day.
"Here in Turin - adds Nosiglia, who will leave the baton to his successor in a week - we live between hopes and disappointments. We are no longer the capital of the automobile even though this sector should still represent the most important part of the work that remains central to the to combine the ability to create a competitive economic system with an ethics that first of all safeguards those who work. Unfortunately, in this period we have had to witness heavy and very painful restructuring in which institutions and politicians have not intervened as they should have ".
Archbishop of Turin, Monsignor Cesare Nosiglia, in his speech from the stage of May Day.
"Here in Turin - adds Nosiglia, who will leave the baton to his successor in a week - we live between hopes and disappointments. We are no longer the capital of the automobile even though this sector should still represent the most important part of the work that remains central to the to combine the ability to create a competitive economic system with an ethics that first of all safeguards those who work. Unfortunately, in this period we have had to witness heavy and very painful restructuring in which institutions and politicians have not intervened as they should have ".
Archbishop of Turin, Monsignor Cesare Nosiglia, in his speech from the stage of May Day.
"Here in Turin - adds Nosiglia, who will leave the baton to his successor in a week - we live between hopes and disappointments. We are no longer the capital of the automobile even though this sector should still represent the most important part of the work that remains central to the to combine the ability to create a competitive economic system with an ethics that first of all safeguards those who work. Unfortunately, in this period we have had to witness heavy and very painful restructuring in which institutions and politicians have not intervened as they should have ".
who in a week will leave the baton to his successor - we live between hopes and disappointments.
We are no longer the capital of the automobile even if this sector should still represent the most important part of the work that remains central in combining the ability to create a competitive economic system with an ethics that first of all safeguards those who work.
Unfortunately, in this period we have had to witness heavy and very painful restructuring in which the institutions and politicians did not intervene as they should have ".
who in a week will leave the baton to his successor - we live between hopes and disappointments.
We are no longer the capital of the automobile even if this sector should still represent the most important part of the work that remains central in combining the ability to create a competitive economic system with an ethics that first of all safeguards those who work.
Unfortunately, in this period we have had to witness heavy and very painful restructuring in which the institutions and politicians did not intervene as they should have ".
automobile even if this sector should still represent the most important part of the work that remains central in combining the ability to create a competitive economic system with an ethics that first of all safeguards those who work.
Unfortunately, in this period we have had to witness heavy and very painful restructuring in which the institutions and politicians did not intervene as they should have ".
automobile even if this sector should still represent the most important part of the work that remains central in combining the ability to create a competitive economic system with an ethics that first of all safeguards those who work.
Unfortunately, in this period we have had to witness heavy and very painful restructuring in which the institutions and politicians did not intervene as they should have ".
