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Italy: Orange Vests protesters call for government resignation at Milan rally
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30.05.2020
W/S Protesters with orange vests chanting at Piazza del Duomo, Milan
M/S Protesters with orange vests chanting
M/S Protesters with orange vests chanting
M/S Protester chanting (Italian): "Freedom"
W/S Protesters
M/S Protesters chanting
W/S Protesters with orange vests
M/S Protesters chanting (Italian): "Freedom"
W/S Protesters singing Italian anthem
W/S Protesters with orange vests
M/S Former Carabinieri General Antonio Pappalardo arriving at protest
M/S Pappalardo arriving at protest
SOT, Antonio Pappalardo, former Carabinieri General (Italian): "The Italian people are not afraid. The Italian people have the desire to redeem themselves."
M/S Protesters applauding
SOT, Antonio Pappalardo, former Carabinieri General (Italian): "The sovereign people has organized itself [to resist] because above us there's only God."
M/S Protesters chanting
SOT, Antonio Pappalardo, former Carabinieri General (Italian): "The president of the republic, the chief of the government, the members of parliament — all of them are our servicemen."
M/S Banner
SOT, Antonio Pappalardo, former Carabinieri General (Italian): "[This is] the end of this government of arrogant people. The end of this government."
M/S Protesters chanting (Italian): "Out"
W/S Crowd singing the Italian anthem
W/S La Scala opera house, Milan
SCRIPT
Anti-government protesters wearing orange vests protested on Piazza del Duomo in Milan on Saturday, demanding the removal of the coronavirus restrictions and the resignation of the government followed by elections.
One of the founders of the Orange Vests movement, former Carabinieri General Antonio Pappalardo, addressed the crowd, criticising the government.
"The Italian people are not afraid. The Italian people have the desire to redeem themselves," he said. "[This is] the end of this government of arrogant people. The end of this government."
Protesters also demanded the approval of a new electoral law, exit from the eurozone and tighter migration controls.
M/S Protesters with orange vests chanting
M/S Protesters with orange vests chanting
M/S Protester chanting (Italian): "Freedom"
W/S Protesters
M/S Protesters chanting
W/S Protesters with orange vests
M/S Protesters chanting (Italian): "Freedom"
W/S Protesters singing Italian anthem
W/S Protesters with orange vests
M/S Former Carabinieri General Antonio Pappalardo arriving at protest
M/S Pappalardo arriving at protest
SOT, Antonio Pappalardo, former Carabinieri General (Italian): "The Italian people are not afraid. The Italian people have the desire to redeem themselves."
M/S Protesters applauding
SOT, Antonio Pappalardo, former Carabinieri General (Italian): "The sovereign people has organized itself [to resist] because above us there's only God."
M/S Protesters chanting
SOT, Antonio Pappalardo, former Carabinieri General (Italian): "The president of the republic, the chief of the government, the members of parliament — all of them are our servicemen."
M/S Banner
SOT, Antonio Pappalardo, former Carabinieri General (Italian): "[This is] the end of this government of arrogant people. The end of this government."
M/S Protesters chanting (Italian): "Out"
W/S Crowd singing the Italian anthem
W/S La Scala opera house, Milan
SCRIPT
Anti-government protesters wearing orange vests protested on Piazza del Duomo in Milan on Saturday, demanding the removal of the coronavirus restrictions and the resignation of the government followed by elections.
One of the founders of the Orange Vests movement, former Carabinieri General Antonio Pappalardo, addressed the crowd, criticising the government.
"The Italian people are not afraid. The Italian people have the desire to redeem themselves," he said. "[This is] the end of this government of arrogant people. The end of this government."
Protesters also demanded the approval of a new electoral law, exit from the eurozone and tighter migration controls.
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