Todde with the governors of Emilia Romagna, Umbria, Tuscany, Campania, and Puglia: "This puts the national healthcare system at risk: 5.5 billion is needed, not the 2.5 billion expected."
The Deputy Prime Minister: "I'm confident we'll be able to unlock funds that have been stalled for too long." Large-scale retailers and manufacturers are already counting the damage: Confcommercio raises the alarm.
The government's response to the devastation: 500 more police officers will be deployed in Milan for three months to combat assaults, and penalties for roadblocks will also be increased.
Shutters have been lowered in the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele and much of the city center for fear of further raids. And the first cancellations have been reported at restaurants and hotels.
Sala and Piantadosi clashed heatedly: "The Interior Ministry underestimated," "The usual radical left-wing chic." Meloni published a photo of the police officer at work with his face covered in blood.
The "Italy in the Square" protest: fires erupted after an afternoon of firecrackers and clashes with police. Fifty people were taken to police headquarters. Meloni: "It's not a right to set cities ablaze; the opposition must speak out."