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Piantedosi raises the alarm about potential tensions ahead of the strike on the 30th.

Piantedosi raises the alarm about potential tensions ahead of the strike on the 30th.

Piantedosi clarifies that the upcoming strike on the 30th must not become a vehicle for violence.

During the convention called "South Calls North and Mayors of Italy ," the Ministry of the Interior took center stage thanks to the speech by Matteo Piantedosi . The minister emphasized the need to maintain high vigilance over the coming weekends, warning that the current situation cannot be considered resolved. The appeal was made against a backdrop of authorities observing growing polarization between various social groups and protest organizations.

Warning of possible riots on April weekends

Piantedosi explicitly stated that it is not over yet and that peace is not guaranteed in the days following next Friday , the 30th. The minister reiterated that the police will remain on alert to prevent any upheavals and to intervene quickly should the situation deteriorate.

The warning was addressed to all local administrators, who are called upon to collaborate closely with public safety structures to ensure that the demonstrations take place peacefully.

The role of law enforcement and mayors

In his speech, Piantedosi stressed the importance of effective coordination between central authorities and the mayors of large cities.

He urged local representatives to promptly report any signs of tension, so that the authorities can intervene with proportionate measures. Furthermore, the minister emphasized that a preventative approach is essential to prevent protests from escalating into dangerous situations for citizens.

The trade union context of the great strike of the 30th

The minister also commented on the nature of the general strike planned for April 30, specifying that he does not intend to inappropriately mix it with other forms of protest. Piantedosi noted a tendency among traditional trade unions to distance themselves from more radical movements, indicating that, in his opinion, the grassroots union that called the strike should not use youth fringe groups for purposes that do not correspond to their legitimate demands. This assessment was made to refute any rumors of manipulation or exploitation of the protests by external groups.

Piantedosi's message combines a strong warning about potential social tensions with a call for responsible action by mayors and law enforcement. The key date, the 30th, remains a key focus, and authorities ask everyone to maintain a climate of dialogue and respect to prevent union concerns from escalating into dangerous situations for the community.

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