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Anti-fascist march and clashes with far-right group in Gorizia

Gorizia, Friuli Venezia Giulia, Italy · Nov 7, 2026

Is it still on?

NOIt was a one-day action on Nov 7.

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The Tea in three lines

Why they are protesting
Protesters marched to demand the closure of all fascist headquarters in the region.
What they want
The closure of all fascist headquarters in the region.
What changed
Nov 8: Mayor Rodolfo Ziberna strongly condemned the violence following the demonstration.
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Both sides

What protesters want

  • Closure of all fascist headquarters in the region

Organised by: Collettivo Giovani Antifa

What authorities say

According to sources, police deployed around 60 officers to contain the situation and blocked Via Mazzini with riot gear, shields, helmets, and batons. Mayor Rodolfo Ziberna strongly condemned the violence.123

The numbers

Only figures a source states, with who said it. Estimates often differ.

Crowd
200
circa 200 persone12
Injuries
3
tre agenti che hanno riportato contusioni12

The full story

An anti-fascist march took place in Gorizia, bringing together approximately 200 participants, including a group from Ravenna. Organised by Collettivo Giovani Antifa, the demonstration aimed to demand the closure of all fascist headquarters in the region. Tensions arose when the procession paused near Piazza Municipio, close to where members of CasaPound and Blocco studentesco gathered near Via Mazzini. According to reports, insults and provocations were exchanged between the two sides, and individuals from the far-right group attempted to push through a police blockade. Law enforcement officers intervened to contain the surge, resulting in minor injuries to three officers, including one shoulder dislocation requiring 21 days of medical prognosis. Despite the friction, organisers urged participants not to respond to provocations, and the march eventually resumed its route towards Piazza Vittoria.

Timeline

  1. Gorizia Mayor Rodolfo Ziberna issued a strong condemnation of the violence that occurred during and after the demonstration.3

  2. Clashes occurred near Via Mazzini as far-right CasaPound members tried to break police lines, injuring three officers.12

  3. An anti-fascist march of about 200 people took place in Gorizia under heavy rain, organised by Collettivo Giovani Antifa.12

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