Covid, few people at the No Vax demonstrations and against the Green Pass

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11 September 2021 There were about 120 cities where 'No Vax' and anti-Green Pass demonstrations were held in Italy in the afternoon.

In

with a well-timed chorus - "No Green Pass" - the protest demonstration ended, calling about 250 demonstrators to Piazza del Popolo, who were also left under a couple of showers. A garrison which, according to the organizers "serves to avoid civil war".

In the afternoon, in the square there were several interventions that recalled the themes advocated by the No Vax and the No Green Pass, such as the "health dictatorship" and the "unconstitutionality" of the green certificate ".

The speeches also highlighted the political ambitions of a movement that is starting to count also through these street events. To record the speech of Gilberto Trombetta, candidate for mayor of Reconquest Italy. In the square there were representatives of Forza Nuova, such as Roberto Fiore and Giuliano Castellino.

In

 until shortly after 21.00 about 5 thousand 'No Vax' and 'No Green Pass' gave birth to a procession. The participants after blocking Corso Buenos Aires for a long time then dispersed in Piazzale Loreto. According to what was confirmed by the police, there were no moments of tension or violent actions. Many people, at the end of the procession, have fled from the side streets. The procession took place in a lively and participatory but quiet way. Before disbanding, however, there were still just under a thousand people left compared to the 5 thousand of the highest peak when it comes to membership. The procession, not forewarned and not authorized by the authorities, created disruption to traffic by sending the traffic into a tailspin throughout the area around Corso Buenos Aires. 

In

the 'No Green Pass' event stopped under the headquarters of the Region. In the late afternoon between 6pm and 8pm, a hundred people took part in the initiative, which took place in an orderly manner up to the headquarters of the Tuscany Region, Palazzo Guadagni Strozzi Sacrati, in Piazza Duomo. The demonstration had been notified to the Police Headquarters and there were no observations of any kind. After a stop under the seat of the regional council, the 'No Green pass' returned to Piazza San Firenze, concluding their initiative there, during which the criticisms that emerged in the current debate from some sectors of society towards management methods were reiterated. of the pandemic emergency, especially on the part of the institutions.

In

 the procession of the 'No Green Pass' ended from where it started in the afternoon, in Piazza Castello. About a thousand people who this Saturday, as for weeks now, crossed the streets of the city center. After some initial tensions with the Police for the attempt of the demonstrators to change route, the demonstration did not register disorder and from Via Po it went under the headquarters of the CGIL in Via Pedrotti. "You have betrayed the workers", they shouted at the building that houses the union acronym, accusing the CGIL of having "taken a stand in favor of the Green Pass, thus damaging those who work". "We are the people", they shouted loudly. Before the CGIL headquarters, the demonstrators had stopped in Corso Regio Parco in front of thebuilding where until a few days ago there was a vaccination hub. "The sting kills" one of the slogans. Finally, the procession entered Piazza Castello, greeted by the applause of a hundred people who had gathered just before under the stage of the 'No Fear Day'. 

In

 with the usual garrison in front of the headquarters of the Liguria Region, the 'No Green Pass' and 'Free Vax' parade ended at 8.30 pm in Piazza De Ferrari. "Terrorist", "shame", "buffoon" are some of the choirs addressed to the president of Liguria, Giovanni Toti. The protesters then returned to demand the resignation of the governor who "spewed hatred and falsehood on us," the protesters said. New appointment scheduled for next Saturday.