Overview
- Palazzo Chigi has sent an approximately 80‑page security dossier—an urgent decree plus an organic bill—to the presidency, with Cabinet approval expected today.
- The drafts retain a crackdown on knives and extend the urban Daspo, while the liability shield introduces a dual register and the proposed preventive detention is significantly narrowed.
- In Senate communications, Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi labeled the Turin violence an eversion strategy and urged a statutory tool to stop known violent actors from infiltrating demonstrations.
- Opposition parties PD, M5S, Avs and IV presented a unified resolution rejecting emergency legislating on public order and measures deemed unconstitutional, including any deposit for protest organizers.
- A Turin judge released three detainees on limited measures such as house arrest and reporting obligations, prompting centre-right criticism as coalition tensions rise with Roberto Vannacci leaving the Lega to launch Futuro Nazionale.