Anti-fascist rallies in Rome, Milan, other Italian cities
Max Civili
Press TV, Rome
Thousands of people held anti-fascist rallies in a number of Italian cities including Rome, Bologna and Palermo on Saturday. They called for an end to anti-immigrant and neo-Nazi rhetoric that has been rising in the Italian political atmosphere in recent months. The rallies are held as opinion polls ahead of next week’s elections put the anti-EU, right-wing coalition in the lead. From Rome, Max Civili reports.
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