People take to the streets to partecipate in a anti-racism march following last Saturday's attacks in the Italian city of Macerata when six Africans were wounded in a two-hour drive-by shooting spree by a right-wing extremist, in Macerata, Italy, Saturday, Feb. 10, 2018. The Italian city where a man with a neo-Nazi background shot and wounded six Africans is bracing for the possibility of violence around an anti-fascist protest march.
Thousands of Italians marched against racism on Saturday in the city of Macerata where a man opened fire on African migrants a week ago, injuring six people in what police said was a racially motivated attack. The shootings have dominated recent days of campaigning for Italy's March 4 parliamentary elections in which immigration is a major issue.
A moment of the clashes between police and supporters of the Italian extreme right movement "Forza Nuova" in Macerata, Italy, Thursday, Feb. 8, 2018. Forza Nuova staged the unauthorized demonstration to protest illegal immigration in the city where a right-wing extremist shot and wounded six African immigrants last Saturday.