Today those who visit the place where Carlo Giuliani was killed during the protests against the G8 of Genoa risk having to face the provocations of a neo-fascist group, which has its headquarters a few steps from there Read
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Today those who visit the place where Carlo Giuliani was killed during the protests against the G8 of Genoa risk having to face the provocations of a neo-fascist group, which has its headquarters a few steps from there Read