https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OaQrL1QEI2I
Generale Pappalardo and Nicola Franzoni had wanted a protest of 1 million in the Circus Maximum, but the Questura of Rome forbade it, fearing disorder. So the followers of both came with Dr. Negri of Motore Italia (Political Party), to the Piazza di Venezia to present requests for the arrest of the President and Prime Minister. — Needless to say no one paid attention.
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