Overview
- Attendance estimates diverged, with organizers citing about 3,000 people and some outlets reporting roughly 1,000.
- The march gathered environmental activists, labor and housing groups, anti-ICE campaigners and pro-Palestine contingents under the banner of opposition to the Games.
- Protesters highlighted the felling of centuries-old larches for the Cortina bobsleigh track, carrying stylized tree signs and banners such as “From Minneapolis to Milan, ICE out now.”
- The route ran from Piazza Medaglie d’Oro along Corso Lodi to Corvetto, skirting the Scalo Romana Olympic Village under a large security deployment, with reports noting no clashes.
- Il Giornale reported fireworks launched onto railway tracks and a ladder action at the Corvetto market, claims linked to Non una di meno and not widely corroborated, while activists also kept the occupied PalaSharp as a counter‑Olympics hub.