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Rubbish in the streets Plebiscite in five thousand march for Naples!
Another silence, much more interested in is what you place throughout the day today. The media cover the embarrassment of a power pilloried, unlawful organization from the bottom of the citizens. While newspapers and press agencies trumpeting the event of "Sunday's ecological sorting" to be held next Sunday, with a mayor of Naples, Rosa Russo Iervolino, likely in the company of friends the last desperate deluded, five thousand people have marched through the streets of Naples, seventeen feet behind a truck, loaded with separated waste collected by the citizens. In recent weeks, in Naples have emerged points of collection, organized by citizens and neighborhood committees, which could only be a huge blow to those institutions lavish in their ominous intent to end the emergency. The parade started from the square of the regional Jesus at 18, composed of community centers, neighborhood committees, deans against landfills and incinerators, according to trade unions, unemployed movement and "Network bell health and environment, with the objective to download the truck load of waste in front of the Prefecture, in Piazza Plebiscito, highly symbolic place of the city of Naples. The tension, but also the anger of citizens is palpable from the first steps of the parade. Near the police station the truck is blocked by Digos: the truck can not enter the square Plebiscite, the police want to avoid that waste is left before the Government Palace. Police demonstrators and comparing some young overthrow of rubbish bins, are chanting slogans against the police, garbage bags flying over the head of the cord in riot gear, pushing the front row of the procession, was born a few scuffles. Every garbage bag is hand-carried by demonstrators in the square Plebiscite, bypassing the police and sent a clear signal to the institutions and its puppets and political institutions as part of the problem, popular self-organization as a solution.
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