Overview

• The face of the Quartieri Spagnoli mural was covered in protest, and merchants warned they may extend a black curtain over the entire image if no solution emerges.
• Municipal police said they confiscated jerseys, scarves, and other merchandise and sealed two businesses lacking required authorization, issuing €5,000 fines for violations.
• Officers also removed five unattended drink carts and temporarily covered a small shrine, and a review of urban authorization for roughly 200 square meters is underway.
• La Bodega de D10S stated the shutdown was a voluntary move on private property, asserting taxes are paid and staff are on the books, but only an itinerant license is currently held.
• The walkway known as Largo Maradona remains closed with no reopening date at one of Italy’s most visited attractions after the Roman Colosseum.