From La Nazione
The schools are on strike
9am the Flc-Cgil union will demonstrate in the Piazza Farnese
10am Cobas, the rank and file Trotskyite union movement marches from Piazza della Repubblica to piazza SS.Apostoli, complaining about politically influenced education cuts.
10am as well, the students, university and high school, march from Pyramide in the south, meeting with Cobas at the Colosseum to march on parliament. This is an unauthorised march along a route not agreed, and there is likely to be violence as the riot police try to defend parliament.
10-2pm a sit in by professors an temporary teaching staff outside the Ministry of Education
4pm-8pm Casapound Italia marches from piazza Mazzini to the Ponte Milvio protesting 'against the government of bankers and in defence of the social state, to say no to privatisation, speculation, ending of care for workers, loss of national sovereignty'.
Many thousands of people will join the demonstrations, with many buses arriving from all over the country, even though there are other demonstrations in Florence and elsewhere.
There is a continuing investigation of claims that last week civil servants fired tear gas canisters at protesters from the upper floors of the Ministry of Justice.
So, Monti's doing OK, isn't he?
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