Thousands of people protested in Massa, Italy, after the beating death of Giacomo Bongiorni by a group of young Romanians.

A tragedy shook the city of Massa in Tuscany, where thousands of people took to the streets to pay tribute to Giacomo Bongiorni, a 47-year-old Italian, who was beaten to death by a group of young Romanians in front of his 11-year-old son. The incident occurred in the context where Giacomo tried to stop the destruction of a shop window by Romanians, who were known for their scandalous behavior.

Three Romanians were arrested following the assault, and the Romanian community in the area fears the escalation of ethnic tensions. The victim's relatives and local authorities expressed concern about the climate of distrust and fear that has settled in the wake of the crime.

Robert Deleanu, a local councilor, emphasized that Romanians in the area feel an unprecedented wave of hatred. This situation has generated a sense of despair and mourning within the Romanian community.