Summarize this content to 2000 words in 6 paragraphs in Arabic ADVERTISEMENTThousands of people took to the streets of Rome on Saturday in response to the Five Star Movement\u2019s call to protest the European Union\u2019s rearmament plan.\u201cUnexpected numbers, beyond all expectations,\u201d commented the organisers of the demonstration, which began at Piazza Vittorio and made its way to the Fori Imperiali. According to sources within the Five Star Movement, attendance could reach 100,000.Kicking off the march, Five Star Movement leader and former Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte criticised Giorgia Meloni\u2019s government and the rearmament plan proposed by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.Conte: ‘A firm no to the 800 billion to rearm Europe.’\u201cToday comes a strong and clear no to the squandering of 800 billion to rearm Europe, a folly,\u201d Conte said and added: \u201cGiorgia Meloni approved Europe\u2019s rearmament plan without any mandate, and this is another failure of her government that will remain in history.\u201d\u201cI am happy that the main opposition forces are present today because today we are laying a solid pillar to the construction of a government alternative. The Meloni government has sold out Italy to the needs of Germany on a project that will further disintegrate Europe and this is another failure of hers.\u201d The demonstration was attended by members of the Green-Left Alliance and a delegation from the Democratic Party, including the leader of the Dem senators Francesco Boccia.\u201cWe are here today because here is a piece of opposition to the right-wing government that has isolated us in Europe, which has no strategy to react to the tariffs other than hoping to go with hat in hand to deal with Trump. And together with all the oppositions, we want to send home the government of Giorgia Meloni and Salvini,\u201d Boccia said. PD secretary Elly Schlein did not attend the rally, because she reportedly did not agree on everything but only on some points. The centrist parties Azione and Italia Viva were also missing.Also on the stage in Via dei Fori Imperiale were 5-Star Movement Vice-President Paola Taverna and former Chamber President Roberto Fico. \u201cThis is our square. It is the square of our identity and our pride. With democracy we build peace. Today we oppose the wicked policy of rearmament. It is throwing away the future of us all. Being here means resisting and building.\u201d\u201cWe are very pacifist, we are naturally here and we see this as an important step to create the alternative to the government,\u201d said Nicola Fratoianni of the Green-Left Alliance. \u201cI hope that in the near future there can be an initiative, a mobilisation that sees us all together to multiply our peoples put together because the time has come to change and turn the page,\u201d added Angelo Bonelli.Tajani: ‘Security means defending our borders.’Criticism of the demonstration came from Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani. \u201cI don\u2019t understand what the M5s want, they want peace but Conte in government gave more money for defence,\u201d Tajani said during his closing speech at the party\u2019s National Council underway at the Palazzo dei Congressi in Rome. \u201cI would like all those who are demonstrating today too,\u201d Tajani added, \u201cto realise that making citizens safer is a service that politics must render to the country, because security is not the cannons to make who knows what wars. Security means defending our borders, defending our families, defending the territorial unity of Italy, defending our economy, defending our industries.\u201d\u201cBecause we cannot allow industrial secrets to be stolen, industrial data to be stolen, citizens\u2019 data to be stolen. Cybersecurity is also this. It also means having more efficient and more modern infrastructure,\u201d the minister concluded.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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