Italy. A man sits on the ground, facing the police, weeping in despair. He no longer knows how to feed his children. He offers no resistance; he is pleading for help. This is not just the cry of a single truck driver or farmer—it is the cry of countless Italians. Between the cost of fuel, utility bills, and taxes, working is no longer enough to make a living. Italy is on the brink of total chaos.

Total chaos outside the symbol of Christianity in Milan, the Cathedral. Paper bombs, firecrackers, cars destroyed, attacks on police, insults and shouting right in front of the Duomo. No Italian, not even the worst, would dare to light fires and shoot fireworks against the Duomo. An insult that cannot be explained and forgotten.