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Police spray water on anti-fascist protesters in Turin last night
LEFTWINGERS will rally in Rome tomorrow against the rising tide of fascism in the country, after police attacked an anti-fascist protest in the city of Turin yesterday.
Tomorrow afternoon’s “No more fascism, no more racism” demonstration is expected to be large, and follows several incidents of fascist shows of force and physical violence in the run-up to the general election on March 4.
Workers have been urged to mobilise for the rally by trade unions and other groups, including the country’s main CGIL confederation, partisans’ association Anpi and the Communist Refoundation Party.
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