30,000 Italian Restaurants Defy Lockdown Rules They opened up

 

Italian Police tell patrons to leave, they all start singing ‘FREEDOM and OUT’ and refuse. 

Police in the video tell patrons to leave, they all start singing ‘freedom’ and refuse. The people of Italy have acted in unison and have been heard. Italian businesses including bars, restaurants and gyms have opened their doors in protest of the national lockdown restrictions that require them to remain closed until further notices. 

 

  

 

Restaurants DEFY LOCKDOWN ORDERS In Italy! - Crowds Chant "FREEDOM!" 

 

30,000 Italian Restaurants Defy Lockdown Rules 

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Restaurateurs in Mexico City defy lockdown

(12 Jan 2021) More than three weeks into Mexico City's second lockdown, some restaurateurs ignored official warnings and opened limited seating Monday under the slogan "Open or Die." Business owners said they have already burned through savings, renegotiated leases and reduced employees' hours, all the while operating at a loss. They had regained some footing by fall as the public gained a degree of comfort with eating out in reduced-capacity restaurants. Now employers have fewer options beyond laying off workers. "We're at the limit," said restaurateur Giulliano Lopresti, who reopened his Argentine restaurant, Quebracho, Monday. Lopresti said his restaurants make fewer than 3% of their usual sales with takeout, their only legal option in which restaurants can operate. He published an open letter explaining his reasons for reopening and started an online signature campaign to pressure the government. The Mexican government has not provided extended or permanent assistance to small businesses, or tax brakes, policies that owners like Lopresti condemn. Restaurant associations have proposed guidelines that would allow them to operate, including reduced capacity and schedules, similar to the government's policies until mid-December. Carlos Weinberger, eating in Quebracho on Monday, said restaurants should not be singled out among other businesses. "I believe that we all have the right to live, both those who are sick and those who want to work, either we die of coronavirus or we die of hunger," he said. 

 

 

 

WATCH: Over 10,000 Protesters in Vienna March Against Coronavirus Restrictions

 

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