Politics · Italy · 6 hrs ago
About 20,000 anti-fascist protesters march in Parma against remigration rally
On Saturday, about 1,500 people marched in Parma for remigration, a policy calling for foreign citizens to be sent away.
The march in the city’s north was promoted by CasaPound, Veneto Fronte Skinheads and Rete dei Patrioti, with people arriving from across Italy.
Around 20,000 anti-fascist protesters marched separately, from the working-class Oltretorrente district to the Partisan Monument.
The two demonstrations took place a few hundred metres apart.
Mayor Michele Guerra urged people to take to the streets when fascists come to the city and call for foreign residents to be expelled.
The much larger counter-march showed the scale of opposition to the remigration rally in Parma.
At least 20,000 anti-fascist protesters marched in Parma on Saturday afternoon, according to police estimates reported by ANSA.
The march opposed a pro-remigration rally attended by 1,500 people, also according to police estimates.
The pro-remigration marchers were kept in the northern part of the city, while anti-fascist protesters marched through the Oltretorrente district.
Police monitored the two marches to prevent them from coming close to each other.
The anti-fascist march ended at Piazza della Pace, beneath the Partisan monument.
- Who
- At least 20,000 anti-fascist protesters and 1,500 pro-remigration demonstrators, according to police estimates.
- What
- Anti-fascist protesters marched against a pro-remigration rally.
- When
- Saturday afternoon; the articles were published on November 14, 2026.
- Where
- Parma, Italy. The anti-fascist march went through Oltretorrente and ended at Piazza della Pace; the pro-remigration rally was in the north of the city.
- Why
- The anti-fascist march opposed the pro-remigration rally. Mayor Michele Guerra said people should take to the streets because the rally called for foreign residents to be sent away.
Anti-fascist protesters
Pro-remigration demonstrators
Purpose
Anti-fascist protesters
They marched against the pro-remigration rally; Mayor Michele Guerra described their stance as anti-racist and anti-fascist.
Pro-remigration demonstrators
They held a rally for remigration.
Organizers and affiliations
Anti-fascist protesters
Not stated as organizers in the articles.
Pro-remigration demonstrators
The rally was promoted by CasaPound, Veneto Fronte Skinheads and Rete dei Patrioti.
Attendance
Anti-fascist protesters
Police estimated at least 20,000 people.
Pro-remigration demonstrators
Police estimated 1,500 people.
The pro-remigration rally took place in the north of Parma while anti-fascist protesters marched through Oltretorrente.
Protesters finished at Piazza della Pace, beneath the Partisan monument.
- Anti-fascist march
- At least 20,000 people, according to police estimates reported by ANSA
- Pro-remigration rally
- 1,500 people, according to police estimates
- City
- Parma, Italy
- Anti-fascist route
- Oltretorrente to Piazza della Pace
- Pro-remigration groups
- CasaPound, Veneto Fronte Skinheads and Rete dei Patrioti
4 sources
A Parma ventimila antifascisti sfilano contro i 1.500 pro-remigrazione. Il sindaco: “Quando i fascisti arrivano nella nostra città, bisogna scendere in strada”
Parma antifascista risponde alla Remigrazione, in 20mila contro 1500
What people are saying
When fascists come to your city to say that foreign citizens should be taken away and sent away, you have to take to the streets because you are anti-racist and anti-fascist
We are more than them