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Rome (Italy), Feb 22 (EFE), (Camera: Álvaro Padilla).- Hundreds of businessmen and workers of the hospitality sector demonstrated on Monday in Rome urging the government to ease coronavirus restrictions, among them the closure of bars and restaurants during the night and the limitation of its capacity. FOOTAGE OF THE PROTEST IN ROME.
Rome, Jun 2 (EFE), (Camera: Jorge Ortiz).- Matteo Salvini's League and its partners, the ultra-nationalist Brothers of Italy and the conservative Forza Italia, protested in Italy against the government, despite large gatherings are still prohibited in the country.FOOTAGE AND SOUNDBITES OF Brothers of Italy (FdI) leader Giorgia Meloni AND THE LEAGUE LEADER MATTEO SALVINI.- MELONI:“There are millions of people who, two months ago, lived from their work. Their activities were closed by decree and were later abandoned”.- SALVINI:“If they tell me that they will give me money next year, it is the same that if I am going to the hospital sick and the doctor tells me 'calm down, I will heal you, but I will give you medicine every year'. My friend, money is needed now, not next year. By next year some families and companies will have disappeared.""We propose solutions. The first thing we propose to the government and half of the people here want is zero bureaucracy. Therefore, supply Italy with works, roads, motorways, ports, airports and railways (...). Companies, rather than financing, are asking for simplicity, speed and efficiency."“If companies do not work, if Italians do not work, the debt does not decrease. And if we have to wait for permission from Europe to go back to work, we will have to wait 6 months... we won't be able to do it."
Rome, Aug 30 (EFE).- (Camera: Antonello Nusca). Italian protesters demonstrated Monday in front of Italy’s ministry of education in Rome against the requirement of a Covid health passport to enter schools. FOOTAGE OF THE PROTEST OF TRADE UNIONS, TEACHERS, AND PROTESTORS AGAINST THE ITALIAN MINISTRY OF EDUCATION IN ROME.
Rome, Apr 16 (EFE) .- (Camera: Álvaro Padilla) Some 2,000 families wait for the bodies of their deceased relatives to be cremated in Rome, a situation that on Friday led to some thirty workers from the capital's funeral sector to protest the delays of the burocracy.FOOTAGE OF THE PROTEST.SOUNDBITES AND TRANSLATIONS OF GIOVANNI CACIOLI, NATIONAL SECRETARY FOR THE FUNERAL HOME FEDERATION:1- "It is the only city in all of Italy that asks to present an authorization in one place, so that it then goes to the City Council, which re-examines it and then issues another permit that will go back to AMA to return to whoever asks for approval."2- "At this time, around two thousand bodies are in the municipal warehouses of Flaminio and Verano according to the authorities, but it is only the tip of the iceberg, since the 200 or 300 bodies incinerated weekly have had to wait many weeks ".3- "This means leaving families who lost someone 30, 40 or 50 days ago thinking about where the husband, father or son will be. This translates into very hard psychological or existential problems."4.- "Workers cannot accept a situation like this, not because they lose money, but because they become the support of the families and cannot leave them alone."
Rome, Apr 13 (EFE) .- (Camera: Álvaro Padilla) Moments of tension in the demonstration that several hundred merchants attended on Tuesday at the Circo Massimo in Rome to protest against the closures derived from the restrictions due to the pandemic.FOOTAGE OF THE PROTESTS IN ROME
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