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Italy enforces strict security after riots
The Italian government has approved strict security measures to address riots and vandalism during protests, especially following unrest in Milan. The measures include criminalizing acts of violence, with penalties of up to five years in prison and fines of up to 20,000 euros for individuals participating in groups of five or more that threaten public safety, with harsher penalties for obscuring the face or causing injuries. Additionally, the new measures grant police authority to detain teenagers aged 14 to 17 if their threat is proven, even without a concrete crime being committed. The plan also involves deploying 500 soldiers to support security efforts in Milan until the end of 2026, amid other protests across the country related to rising fuel prices and cost of living.
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