Clashes in Rome over high speed rail link Hundreds of protesters opposed to the construction of a high speed rail link have clashed with police during a visit to Rome by the French…
Wave of housing occupations in Bologna Over the last month Bologna has been shaken by a wave of housing occupations.
Giorgio Napolitano reelected Italy’s president amid protests and political chaos Giorgio Napolitano is elected as Italy's president for a second mandate, an unprecedented event in…
Circuits of recomposition: towards and beyond the #22M logistics workers’ strike Can the #22M logistics workers’ strike be a first step towards the generalization of struggles?
March of discontent: lessons in work struggles (Italy) Reflections on the escalation of workers' struggles in Italy in the wake of the large logistics…
Italian elections: is austerity the real loser? Analysis of the recent Italian elections, asking if they really constituted a rejection of austerity.
Monti’s government “democratic and sober” response to the crisis and social unrest The demonstrations that took place all over Italy on 14th November as part of a European Day of…
School and anti-fascist demonstrations, November 24 On November 24 2012, three different demonstrations took place in Rome and in other cities.
Italian miners barricade themselves underground with 350kg of explosives to prevent pit closure 100 Sardinian workers in Italy's only coal mine have barricaded themselves into the Carbosulcis mine overnight, with 350kg of company explosives. The occupation comes ahead of a government meeting to decide the future of the pit.
Squatting against austerity: Occupy Pisa grows and evolves Squatting is on the rise again in these times of austerity (see for example the recent occupations…
