USB estimates at least one million workers in the streets for the strike

A general strike in Italy saw participation from approximately 1.5 million workers and students, organized by the USB union. The strike addressed issues such as war, living costs, and government policies. The USB reported a significant turnout, particularly among youth, across over 60 locations. The student collective OSA claimed two million participants, highlighting widespread discontent over various social issues. They criticized the government's attempts to suppress the strike and emphasized the unity of the protesters against austerity and systemic problems in education and housing.