Sindicatos italianos cierran servicios basicos, protestando en 50 ciudades contra reformas

A general strike in Italy on Friday left the country paralyzed, with thousands of unionized workers participating in over 50 cities. In Rome, protesters marched with flags and balloons, causing a shutdown of basic services, including public transport. The strike lasted eight hours, protesting against government labor and economic reforms that would make it easier to dismiss employees and propose government spending cuts. Protesters argue these reforms strip workers of their rights. A student expressed frustration with the government's control. The Italian Prime Minister insists tough policies are necessary for economic recovery and job creation.

¿Cuáles son las reformas que los manifestantes están protestando?

¿Qué argumenta el primer ministro de Italia sobre las políticas de línea dura?