Italian People demand the resignation of Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi,....

People’s social movement Violet returned today to take to the streets to demand the resignation of Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, the first of two consecutive days of protests against the chief executive and scandals that surround him. Under the slogan “Enough of corruption, against pornocracy”, thirty Italian cities welcomed the protests of hundreds of citizens in a new sign of popular opposition to Berlusconi who had less participation and less reflected in means that previous occasions.

The protests took place before the government delegation at the Plaza of the Holy Apostles, where hundreds of protesters, according to Italian media, get the color back to the streets in purple balloons and flags convener distinctive movement.

The protesters used pots to get noticed and showed signs, including one that read “after Mubarak, Silvio Berlusconi,” referring to the recent resignation of Egyptian President motivated by the protests.

“We went out to the street because they share the most government policies, changes in coat (of politicians) and the buying of votes”, which have been attributed to Berlusconi, say the spokesmen of Violet Town in a note.

In Milan (northern Italy), where investigations and proceedings against Berlusconi, there were about 200 protesters gathered at first in the Piazza Fontana to then march to the headquarters of the Palace of Justice in the city, where documents are kept Ruby case, which the prosecution has requested an immediate trial to the prime minister.

The protesters carried pots, caps and banners that could read the writings “resignation”, “shame” and “prison” in reference to Berlusconi, who is accused of extortion and incitement to prostitution of minors by the Ruby case of young Moroccan who came to the party as a minor.

At first, this concentration was expected to develop only to the courthouse, but finally decided first by the Fontana Plaza to avoid clashes with some supporters of Berlusconi again early in person in court to show support prime minister.