Italy's far-left scuffles with police in march against neo-fascist party
Italian Police scuffled with about a hundred far-left protesters marching against a neo-fascist party event in the northern city of Turin on Thursday (February 22), a sign of increasing tension ahead of the March 4 national election.
Dozens of far-left "anti-fascists" tried to break through a police cordon to keep them away from a hotel where the far-right Casapound party was holding a rally for its candidates ahead of the vote.
(Source: Reuters)
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