Via Giolitti, cleared the House of denied rights 
This morning the building was evacuated via Giovanni Giolitti 212, occupied by several months by an association of immigrati.L 'had called' House of denied rights', had become - they explain - in a shelter and dialogue, as well as a living space for immigrant families. Today it was evacuated, but the committee does not intend Dhuumcatu leave without trying to recover their 'home'. To this were issued a garrison in Piazza SS. Apostles, home of the Olive, a press conference in front of the Prefecture to 17 and finally a demonstration on the issue of residence permits and to ask for a new amnesty, the next 14 maggio.Secondo person, the palace near the Porta Maggiore was abandoned for three years and was turning into a dilapidated structure. Hence the idea of \u200b\u200bthe association of immigrants to use the space to create a cultural center and a place to live. Thus avoiding the "high prices Esquiline" compel them to "live in overcrowded apartments in cohabitation," says the leader of the anti-globalization Guido Lutrario Romans, under house arrest. From him comes an attack on the Prefect Achille Serra: "The dismantling of this morning seems to respond to the campaign of mayoral candidate Alemanno. (RomaOne)
This morning the building was evacuated via Giovanni Giolitti 212, occupied by several months by an association of immigrati.L 'had called' House of denied rights', had become - they explain - in a shelter and dialogue, as well as a living space for immigrant families. Today it was evacuated, but the committee does not intend Dhuumcatu leave without trying to recover their 'home'. To this were issued a garrison in Piazza SS. Apostles, home of the Olive, a press conference in front of the Prefecture to 17 and finally a demonstration on the issue of residence permits and to ask for a new amnesty, the next 14 maggio.Secondo person, the palace near the Porta Maggiore was abandoned for three years and was turning into a dilapidated structure. Hence the idea of \u200b\u200bthe association of immigrants to use the space to create a cultural center and a place to live. Thus avoiding the "high prices Esquiline" compel them to "live in overcrowded apartments in cohabitation," says the leader of the anti-globalization Guido Lutrario Romans, under house arrest. From him comes an attack on the Prefect Achille Serra: "The dismantling of this morning seems to respond to the campaign of mayoral candidate Alemanno. (RomaOne) 
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