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Demonstrations resulting in fascist salutes and symbols have become a recurring theme in Italy, tolerated by the state and society alike. These public displays generate significant concern among both Italian citizens and international observers, particularly as they seem to evoke an era characterized by immense violence and repression. The Italian state is bound by a post-war constitution that bans the reformation of the fascist party, yet the enforcement of laws against glorifying fascism remains weak, resulting in only a handful of fringe movements being dissolved.