00:00We are in the square because people can't take it anymore, because there is a need to increase wages,
00:06because there is a need to make schools work, because there is a need to respond to the high cost of living that is
00:14is determining
00:15and because there is a demand for participation, for change that also starts from the new generations.
00:21And we think that the country, the government and the Parliament must start listening and above all must listen.
00:30and a voice to those who keep this country afloat
00:32with his intelligence and his work.
00:35Just make a comparison: four years ago were things better or were they good?
00:41I think it is clear to everyone what is happening today throughout the country,
00:45from farmers, to transporters, to workers who have to take to the streets to defend their industries
00:51as it happened for the Irgo, for the Eletro, to the students who are saying that the schools are falling into them
00:57head,
00:58who want to be able to study and above all there is a fundamental point that the only real investment that this government
01:04is doing
01:05It's the one about weapons, while we need security in the form of functioning healthcare and functioning schools,
01:11that it is a job that makes people live, so it is clear that there is a need for change
01:16radical
01:17of the economic and social policies that are taking our country apart.
