Two years after the big demonstration against the Berlusconi government on November 27, 2010, the CGIL will occupy the Piazza San Giovanni in Rome on October 20 to "bring labor back on top of the country's agenda." The goal is to "reunify the hundreds of unsolved disputes and open joint dialogue and action between the workers affected by the economic crisis, who risk being increasingly isolated and to turn to more and more extreme forms of protest to be heard." (Ref. 120616)
Thus, this mobilization day aims to “get labor talking to talk about work to create.” This is why there won’t be a procession but a big ‘work agora’ on the historical Piazza from 10:30 am to 5:30 pm, with a big stage (with workers, youngsters, unionists, actors, musicians… giving testimonies) surrounded by a “work village” with 21 large regional stands and 12 union stands exposing the faces of the crisis in the regions and in the sectors, gathered for the first time gathered in the same...
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