Greenpeace and British activists protest Jeff Bezos' wedding, highlighting the commercialization of Venice and the climate crisis. The group displayed a giant banner in the center of Piazza San Marco with the message "If you can rent Venice for your wedding, you can pay more taxes"
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Greenpeace has joined protests against billionaire Jeff Bezos' wedding to Laura Sanchez in Venice, drawing criticism for the commercialization of the city. Activists unfurled a banner in Piazza San Marco, emphasizing the billionaires' responsibility to the environment. Although the mayor and regional governor say the event will bring economic benefits, locals are demanding public services and housing. Bezos will also donate €1 million for environmental studies in the lagoon.
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Greenpeace se alătură protestelor împotriva nunții de gală a lui Bezos la Veneția: „Dacă poți închiria Veneția pentru nunta ta, poți plăti mai multe impozite”
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Bezos wedding in Venice draws Greenpeace protest
Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez Wedding Protests Joined by Greenpeace: 'If You Can Rent Venice for Your Wedding, You Can Pay More Tax'
Greenpeace joins anti-Bezos protest with Venice banner complaining about billionaire tax breaks
Greenpeace se alătură protestelor față de nunta lui Bezos la Veneția
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