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Italian Minister Tajani Addresses Fuel Protests and Civil Unrest in Milan

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 25
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Antonio Tajani intervened regarding protests by hauliers against high fuel prices, appealing for dialogue and discussion from the Coldiretti international agriculture and food forum. He stated that while dissent is sacred, demonstrations must remain civil and not cause damage to producers or consumers. Tajani also addressed riots in Milan, emphasizing that the freedom of protest has limits set by the freedom of others.

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The protests and civil unrest challenge national economic confidence in Italy. Tajani noted that blocking motorways does not lower the cost of diesel, highlighting the economic friction between transport costs and consumer dissent.

Antonio Tajani leads Italy's diplomatic efforts abroad.

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  • Antonio TajaniItalian politician addressing protests and civil unrest in Italy

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