Italian police clash with anti-train protesters

Italy’s premier vowed that construction will start on a high-speed rail link in an Alpine valley where clashes continued today between police and demonstrators.

Italian police clash with anti-train protesters
Thu, 08 Dec, 2005 - 13:46

Italy’s premier vowed that construction will start on a high-speed rail link in an Alpine valley where clashes continued today between police and demonstrators.

Some of the events in the Winter Olympics in February will be held in the Susa Valley, which is 35 miles west of Turin, which is hosting the games.

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