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Hundreds camp on sweltering Rome street amid tussle over squatted building

Hundreds of people are camping on a Rome street in a heatwave after being evicted from a squatted building.

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The story so far

Hundreds of people are camping on a Rome street in a heatwave after being evicted from a squatted building. The eviction has left people without shelter in extreme heat. The evicted people include those displaced by a fire at the squatted building. The City of Rome is seeking housing solutions and a plan to relocate the displaced people is underway.

Nobel winner Giorgio Parisi has written to the people living on the street. The eviction has left people without shelter in extreme heat. The evicted people include those displaced by a fire at the squatted building. The City of Rome is seeking housing solutions and a plan to relocate the displaced people is underway.

Nobel winner Giorgio Parisi has written to the people living on the street. The City of Rome is seeking housing solutions and a plan to relocate the displaced people is underway. The evicted people include those displaced by a fire at the squatted building. Nobel winner Giorgio Parisi has written to the people living on the street.

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The obvious questions

What caused the eviction?

The eviction was from a squatted building. Coverage does not yet specify the cause.

What is the City of Rome doing to help?

The City of Rome is seeking housing solutions and has a plan to relocate the displaced people.

Who is Giorgio Parisi?

Giorgio Parisi is a Nobel winner who has written to the people living on the street.

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Rome Housing Eviction Heatwave Giorgio Parisi

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