意大利周六多个城市爆发的生活成本抗议活动升级为暴力冲突1。米兰、都灵、博洛尼亚和贝加莫等地警民对抗中，至少4名警官和20名示威者受伤1。当局随后在米兰逮捕约50名年轻人，其中约一半为未成年人1；博洛尼亚逮捕4名未成年人，另有7人被起诉1。
总理梅洛尼于周日对这些暴力事件做出回应，既认可示威权利又严厉谴责破坏行为1。她表示"示威是一项权利，但点燃我们的城市不是"1。米兰市长萨拉也指出"抗议的理由是可以理解的。但对警察的暴力和对城市的严重破坏不能被证明是正当的"1。
意大利劳工总联合会领导人毛里齐奥·兰迪尼宣布计划在11月20日进行全国大罢工1。
Violent clashes erupted during cost-of-living demonstrations across multiple Italian cities on Saturday, with Milan, Turin, Bologna, and Bergamo experiencing confrontations between protesters and law enforcement 1. At least four police officers and around 20 demonstrators were injured in the violence 1. Approximately 50 young people, roughly half of them minors, were arrested in Milan, while Bologna saw four minors detained and seven individuals facing charges 1.
Prime Minister Meloni condemned the violence on Sunday and expressed support for police efforts, stating that "protesting is a right, but setting our cities ablaze is not" 1. Milan's Mayor Sala acknowledged the legitimacy of the underlying concerns, remarking that "the reasons for the protest are understandable. But violence against the police and serious damage to the city cannot be justified" 1. The Italian General Confederation of Labor announced plans to hold a nationwide strike on November 20 1.
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