New Latest Generation blitz at the Uffizi in Florence, images of the floods on Botticelli's Primavera – The video

“We cannot ignore the death of people,” the eco-activists write on social media.At the beginning of February a member of the group was fined 20 thousand euros for the same action

New blitz by Latest Generation at the Uffizi in Florence.This morning, Sunday 3 March, a group of eco-activists stuck flyers, portraying the flood disasters, on the protective glass of Botticelli's Primavera and on the walls of the Gallery.Five boys were instead stopped before the action, which lasted a few minutes.Immediately, according to what we learn, the museum custodians turned off the lights in the room and invited visitors to leave.«In 2023 in Campi Bisenzio the mud destroyed everything, leaving behind more than two billion euros in damage and seven deaths – we read in the flyer -.The government has not yet given money to the affected people.He talks about security, but the only security he respects is that of the market.And it punishes those who ask for it with a fine of 20,000 euros.Ultima Generazione demands that the State takes care of its citizens with a 20 billion Reparation Fund for all victims of climate disasters."In fact, at the beginning of February a member of the group was fined of twenty thousand euros for having attacked with paper tape images of the floods of Campi Bisenzio on the glass of Botticelli's Venus.In that case, it was the first application of the so-called law on eco-protests which provides for sanctions ranging from 20 thousand to 60 thousand euros for anyone who destroys, disperses, deteriorates or renders their own or others' cultural or landscape assets completely or partially unusable or unusable.