The Guardian·3 min read·medium

Hundreds camp in Rome heatwave as Meloni government cracks down on squats

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Angela Giuffrida in Rome
Hundreds camp in Rome heatwave as Meloni government cracks down on squats
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Residents of the Spin Time social center in Rome are living in tents after the Meloni government evicted them, citing safety concerns following a minor fire. The standoff highlights a broader crackdown on squatted properties by the Italian administration.

Police are stationed inside Spin Time to prevent residents from re-entering. Pets belonging to residents remain trapped inside. Some people have managed to retrieve medication left in their homes; others have not. Photograph: Claudia Deganutti Police are stationed inside Spin Time to prevent residents from re-entering. Pets belonging to residents remain trapped inside. Some people have managed to retrieve medication left in their homes; others have not. Photograph: Claudia Deganutti Italy Hundreds camp in Rome heatwave as Meloni government cracks down on squats Spin Time provides homes, food banks and after-school clubs but the authorities have locked out residents

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