Are the hours of 8.00 in the morning of October 8, 2016, when a man decides to climb on the roof of the Teatro alla Scala #Milan to protest. It is Martin Advinski, 50 years of Bulgarian origin. The reason of the protest? Simple: say up #referendum“. To launch a signal in this sense, mr. Advinski has decided to display three banners to oppose the constitutional referendum, scheduled for 4 December this year. But the 50-year-old Bulgarian is not new to acts of this kind.
Three banners saying “no to the referendum”
“Berlusconi president was right”, “Referendum categorical no”, the “Italian Justice equal abuse of power”: these are, as reported from the’Ansa – the messages appeared on the roof of the renowned theater in milan for the work of the Bulgarian. It is still unclear how the man managed to get inside the building then climb up to the roof to affix the banner. What is confirmed, however, is that it was the man himself to call 112 to inform the authorities of the gesture just completed. On the place arrived several vehicles of the police and fire departments, with the latter, they immediately proceeded to have a huge inflatable anti fall at the corner of piazza with via Green in order to avoid damage of a possible fall.
The second “climbing” of Advinski
for 50 years, coming from Sofia, Bulgaria and living in Italy for about ten years – precisely to Ostiglia, a small town of about 6,800 inhabitants in the province of Mantua, Martin Advinski has already made itself heard in the past for similar businesses. And it was precisely in the town of Mantua, the home of his first “climbing”: just a year ago, in fact, the man made himself known by climbing on the roof of the Church of San Cristoforo.
After 7 hours of intense negotiations, the authorities intervened to try to save the man and try to return the situation to normal. Around at 15: 00, the police and the fire service were able to take advantage of a moment of distraction of the 50-year-old Bulgarian to be able to hold him and to stop his protest. #TeatroallaScala
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