Protesters Gathering on Tuesday led by Leoncavallo for the Anti-Eviction Protest: "A Multitude of People Converging From All Directions"

In the heart of Italy, activists are gearing up for a significant demonstration scheduled for September 6th. The eviction of Leoncavallo, a renowned social center that is celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2025, has sparked discussions about mobilization.

The Leoncavallo collective and associated social centers will convene on Monday to discuss the upcoming demonstration following the eviction from via Watteau. The meeting will take place as many people are still on vacation, which may affect the decision-making process.

The September 6th demonstration is expected to be a big mobilization, with people from various locations planning to attend. The platform and slogans for the march will be defined by the middle of next week. However, the march's plans do not include immediate action regarding the equipment in via Watteau.

Interestingly, the eviction has not resulted in any negotiations with the Municipality. The Municipality was not informed of the eviction, according to the mayor's report, and is not currently involved in the discussions about the eviction.

It's worth noting that the equipment necessary for managing the space and its activities is stored in via Watteau. However, as of yet, no agreement has been reached with the judicial custodian regarding the removal of equipment from the premises.

The activists and organizations involved in organizing the march are determined to voice their concerns about the eviction. A town hall assembly is scheduled for next Tuesday or at most Wednesday to further organise the march against the eviction of Leoncavallo.

The eviction from via Watteau has undoubtedly prompted discussions about mobilization, and the upcoming demonstration promises to be a significant event in the fight for the preservation of Leoncavallo. Stay tuned for more updates as the situation unfolds.

Protesters Gathering on Tuesday led by Leoncavallo for the Anti-Eviction Protest: "A Multitude of People Converging From All Directions"