Politics · Italy · 10 hrs ago
Hundreds join Milan march against war, arms spending and cost of living
On November 14, a few hundred people marched in Milan against war, rearmament, rising living costs and the Meloni government.
The march was organized by Italia in piazza, which also organized a protest on October 17 that ended in clashes and damage.
Groups taking part included Young Palestinians, Cambiare Rotta, Potere al Popolo and the Communist Refoundation Party.
Many marchers carried Palestinian flags, and a banner said that repression fuels revolt.
The march route was moved away from central Milan, where clashes took place on October 17 and 18.
The group was heading from Piazza Leonardo da Vinci via Piazzale Loreto and Via Padova to Martesana Park.
A few hundred people joined a march in Milan against war, rearmament, the cost of living and the Meloni government.
The march was organised by Italia in piazza, which also organised a protest on 17 October that later descended into clashes and destruction.
Participants included Giovani Palestinesi, Cambiare Rotta, Potere al Popolo and Rifondazione comunista.
The march started at Piazza Leonardo da Vinci and was due to continue through Piazzale Loreto and Via Padova to Martesana Park.
- Who
- A few hundred demonstrators, including members of Giovani Palestinesi, Cambiare Rotta, Potere al Popolo and Rifondazione comunista.
- What
- They marched against war, rearmament, the cost of living and the Meloni government.
- When
- The march took place on 14 November 2026.
- Where
- In Milan, starting at Piazza Leonardo da Vinci and heading towards Martesana Park.
- Why
- To protest against war, rearmament, the cost of living and the government.
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The march started at Piazza Leonardo da Vinci in Milan.
The march passed through Piazzale Loreto and Via Padova, heading for Martesana Park.
- Participants
- A few hundred
- Organiser
- Italia in piazza
- Starting point
- Piazza Leonardo da Vinci, Milan
- Planned destination
- Martesana Park
- Earlier protest
- 17 October, later followed by clashes and destruction
What people are saying
Repression does not extinguish revolt; it fuels it