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Italian Town Council condemns Pizzarotti over involvement in Israeli high-speed train crossing the occupied Palestinian territories
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Italian free radio: giving a voice to the people
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No TAV (Val di Susa anti–high-speed rail movement)
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Widely known grassroots movement opposing the Turin–Lyon high-speed rail line combines environmental, local-resident and anti-austerity grievances. The movement is decentralized with no single national leader supporters include local residents of the Val di Susa, environmental activists, and a range of political groups from left-wing activists to some right-wing actors at various times.