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In Naples, the prospect of a new blockade leads first to protests and then to riots. The Camorra is part of it.
The announcement of a complete lockdown leads to a riot in Naples on Friday.
The government of Rome is prescribing a partial blockade for Italy in order to curb the second crown wave that is increasing exponentially. In essence, a full stop is ordered for entertainment and nightlife, as well as leisure activities, mainly affecting children, for a month. Restaurants and bars close after 6 pm and you are no longer allowed to eat or drink outside. Cinemas, theaters and games rooms will be closed, as will gyms and swimming pools. All congresses and banquets are canceled. Entrepreneurs in the sectors affected by the new partial block must receive support through the tax administration. That way, fast handling should be possible. With the big closing of spring, financial aid got stuck too often, putting many people in need. There are short-time allowances for employees.
With the new partial shutdown, the government is trying to avoid further severe damage to the economy as much as possible. With the exception of the catering, entertainment and sports sectors, work should continue, preferably at the head office. School instruction in the upper grades will be largely shifted to distance learning to avoid overcrowding on public transportation. In addition, the precautionary measures to be followed are “recommended”: you should not leave the area of the community of residence if possible and do not invite friends to your home, but no prohibitions are established.
The prospect of a new closure has sparked protests in several cities, especially in Naples. The regional president, Vincenzo De Luca, announced on Friday that he would “close everything”, without any hint of help for companies and employees. Within hours there were protests from small business owners and employees who feared for its existence. Then there was a riot, according to Interior Minister Luciana Lamorgese, the riots were “organized.”
According to media reports, a mixed group of neo-fascists, anarchists and soccer hooligans joined together and attacked the police. 300 hooded men on motorcycles played a special role; De Luca then fell back, there is no longer talk of a total blockade in Naples. It was the first time in Italy that the Corona crisis sparked a noteworthy outbreak of violence.
