Rome, Baobab clean up: bulldozers in action. "There are hundreds of immigrants on the street"

"Free zones, without state and legality, are no longer tolerated, we promised to do it, and this is not here, from words to deeds," commented Interior Minister Matteo Salvini. "Free zones, without state and legality, are no longer tolerated, we promised to do it, and this is not here, from words to deeds," commented Interior Minister Matteo Salvini.

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"The garrison is surrounded by armored vehicles, closed doors and not allowed anyone to enter or leave the area." Dohite nas ", an alert posted on Facebook and Twitter about seven hours of activists within the structure, where the tension is very high. The police then woke immigrants who were burning in tents and tents that were set up in the last few weeks after bad weather a time that has severely damaged the center, and after collecting its things, it sends them on the street one by one.

"There are at least a hundred people who have not yet taken over the city," Baobab activist said, opening the doors to the center of dozens of regular immigrants who were carrying humanitarian protection, which, due to the security order, was sprayed on the street by Sprarna, in which the guests were decided by the prefectures and left without a roof. Actually from now on, only refugees can laugh.

"After evacuating this morning one hundred people will remain on the street, we hope that the municipality will take action to move them," says Andrea Costa, Baobab's co-ordinator of experience. "This is the 22nd evacuation of this area, but I am afraid that this time will be a definitive closure," adds Costa, who yesterday pronounced for the occupation during the transfer of Quarto Grado. "It's true, we've taken the sidewalk, a parking lot that has sheltered so many desperate people," he told Retequattro's microphone.

"Social issues in Rome are solved in this way: the five-star Campidoglio police and bulldozers are no different from the previous ones, but from the Left, the infamous shame for this city" emphasizes Baobab's experience in tweet.

On the spot, he was Saint II. Giovanne Maria Seddai and the city councilor of Sinistra for Rome, Stefano Fassino. "We hope that the completion of all the people in the garrison will be completed – they say – we believe that the end of this experience is for the whole city, because the capital of Rome could not satisfy immigrants in a dignified manner."

"It is absurd for such a thing to be done through a police operation," says Third Party Christian Culture Consultant Christian Raimo, "there is a desire for violence against the poorest people who find the perfect theater to emigrate this place: actions like this show a clear desire for annihilation the poorest, so that they remain part of the new citizenship without rights ".