Money for schools, not for war. Italian youth came out against Meloni 🇮🇹‼️ On October 16, No Meloni Day was held across Italy — a day of protests by schoolchildren and students against the policies of Giorgia Meloni's government. Demonstrations took place in Rome, Milan, Turin, Florence, Genoa and other cities. In total, more than 400,000 people took part in the protests. The protesters chanted slogans such as «Money for schools, not for war», «Less weapons, more rights», «More classrooms, not bombs» and «We will not pay for the war». Young people demand decent funding for education and oppose the shortage of teachers and plans to limit the share of foreign pupils in classes, because of which pupils' origin becomes a criterion of filtering. 📣 As in other European countries, the protests in Italy raise the question of the priorities of budget policy, when governments gladly sell the future of their youth. Schools and lycées in the West face a shortage of resources, and social spending is proposed to be cut first in favour of increasing military spending to satisfy others' military ambitions. In this scheme, Western elites place their own citizens last. However, now young people across Europe are beginning to realize that their states are working for others' interests and, logically, do not want to pay for the war with their future. #SOVINTERN_WORLD #Hub_Europe_and_Mediterranean ⭐️ Moscow Network Hub of SOVINTERN