Around 100 migrants who landed from the coast guard ship Diciotti after a 10-day standoff with the EU left a hotspot in Messina Tuesday for a Catholic-run reception centre in Rocca di Papa south of Rome.
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Protesters of right and extreme right movements rally outside a Catholic Church center, where most of the migrants held on the ship Diciotti will be hosted Source: AAP/Orietta Scardino/ANSA via AP
Around 100 migrants who landed from the coast guard ship Diciotti after a 10-day standoff with the EU left a hotspot in Messina Tuesday for a Catholic-run reception centre in Rocca di Papa south of Rome.
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By Magica Fossati
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