Yesterday, as the rail strike Piedmont from person sighted and well-organized, I decided to go home by bus.
Except that the bus path intersected a protest (apparently not announced), in which some hawkers, with their vans, they decided, in a totally disorganized and improvised, to invade and block the roads and intersections in Corso Giulio Cesare, Porta Palazzo el'imbocco between the motorway. Along with some
van (the "hundred" quoted by La Stampa seems quite exaggerated), there were many cars of the various security forces, who escorted them to the north, taking them out of the city until you gatherings are in the final stretch of Corso Giulio Cesare (zone Auchan - Iveco - McDonald's, to understand).
I do not know what was on the the protest, because beyond the slogan you can not ever get to see, live or in the newspapers. I also know that the freedom to demonstrate is guaranteed by the Constitution. I am not in a van instead of circular hiding and obscuring your license plate (as they did in the protesters) is really legitimate, but we are pretending to fly.
But to ensure the manifestation of 300 dealers, we must necessarily take 60-90 minutes to lose 10,000 people, seized in their cars or public transport from a paralyzed traffic and road closures? There is no guarantee that my right to return home at night?
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