During an anti-government protest in Turin, photos of Prime Minister Meloni were burned. Her party, "Brothers of Italy," condemned the act as "shameful." The protest later escalated into clashes with police, during which stones and glass bottles were thrown. The protest against government policies, combined with the burning of politicians' personal photos, has reignited debate in Italy over the limits of acceptable protest expression.
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