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Police and protesters clash during anti far-right march in Italian town

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Police and protesters clash during anti far-right march in Italian town
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Police have used tear gas to disperse protesters marching against far-right groups in the northern Italian town of Cremona. Some of the

Police have used tear gas to disperse protesters marching against far-right groups in the northern Italian town of Cremona.

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Some of the demonstrators threw stones and flares at officers, as well as smashing shop windows.

The crowd had turned out in a show of support for far-left activist Emilio Visigalli, who was attacked earlier this month – allegedly by members of a far-right group called CasaPound.

Visigalli remains in a serious condition in hospital.

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