<p>Thousands rallied in the streets of Macerta, Italy, against the far right on February 10, after a shooter injured six foreign nationals there a week ago.</p><p>On February 3</a>, Luca Traini allegedly fired a gun out of his car for more than two hours, targeting people who appeared to be from African countries. Traini stood as a candidate for the Lega Nord in local elections in 2017.</p><p>In this footage from the protest, a group of people who also appear to be African or of African background chant antifascist slogans.</p><p>Italy is holding parliamentary elections on March 4 under a new election law, and polls show</a> the far right Lega Nord has the most support of any single party. Credit: Sara Pagnanelli via Storyful</p><br />
