In Turin, Italy, the effigy of far-left Prime Minister Mario Draghi is paraded as was the guillotine in revolutionary France.

The far-right coalitions in Italy and in Spain are heads-down to plan strategies for the post-collapse of their countries’ economies and social breakdown. On May 4, Tuesday, the peoples of Madrid have the opportunity to oust the Marxist-regime headed by Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez of the ruling Socialist Workers Party.

In Italy, the leading nationalist parties are working together to work out damage limitation as their hapless left-wing Rome regime dances with death.

Riot police are clashing with protesters in Turin to prevent them from reaching Town Hall. Official Labor Day celebrations with Covid-19 restrictions are taking place indoors, while hundreds took to the streets.

Several thousand protestors and riot opportunists carrying flags and banners gathered in Turin for the traditional May demonstrations, Italian news agency ANSA reported. Video

Several processions moved through the streets and gathered in a square by Town Hall. One of the biggest banners read: ‘Health crisis, social crisis, ecological crisis, to save ourselves we must change the system.’ Protesters also made an improvised guillotine with an effigy of Prime Minister Mario Draghi.

Tensions started when protesters tried to break through the cordon. State Police then forced the crowd away from the Town Hall building, as seen in footage from RT’s Ruptly video agency.

Amid the Covid-19 restrictions, the traditional Labor Day events were scaled-down, with left-dominated trade union representatives fearing opposition meeting the mayor at Town Hall while the ceremony was broadcast on a screen outside. Source