The Cineclube de Faro promotes a special session to mark the 25th anniversary of the G8 protests in Genoa, in 2001. The event will take place on September 18th and includes a conversation followed by the outdoor screening of the film "Diaz — Don't Clean Up This Blood", which portrays the violent events of that summit. The initiative aims to revisit one of the most violent moments of the protests against globalization, when the demonstrations in Genoa resulted in intense confrontations between activists and Italian police forces. The Cineclube de Faro is the organizer of this commemoration, bringing together film lovers and those interested in contemporary history.
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Cineclube de Faro revisits G8 Genoa protests 25 years later
Barlavento15 September 2026 at 11:34
Why this matters
Readers in the Algarve region have the opportunity to revisit a landmark moment in the history of European social movements through an outdoor screening and a debate, in a cultural initiative that combines cinema and historical memory. This event allows the local community to reflect on the 2001 protests and their impact on European society, at a time when 25 years since Genoa are being commemorated.
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