: In March 2026, the Marcia degli Invisibili in Rome called for residence permits and rights for migrants and refugees, merging with broader "No Kings" anti-authoritarian demonstrations. Historical Background
Most commonly, "Marcia per la libertà" refers to the nationwide marches held every April 25th to celebrate Italy's liberation from Nazi-fascism in 1945. In 2026, major events included:
: A historic walk from Piazza della Repubblica to Villa Spada to reflect on the importance of the Resistance. Marcia per la libertГ
: A "Marcia della Libertà" held in Florence (Piazza Santa Maria Novella) in February 2026 to mark the anniversary of the Russian invasion and support a European future.
: The Marcia Emanuele Artom , which engages students in a walk from Porta Nuova station to the Jewish School to honor partisan history and the 80th anniversary of the Italian Constitution. International Solidarity Marches : In March 2026, the Marcia degli Invisibili
: The traditional "Sentieri della Libertà" (Paths of Freedom) hike connecting the towns of Malegno and Losine.
: Marches organized by the Iranian community in exile, such as the January 2026 event in Genoa that moved from Piazza Caricamento to Piazza De Ferrari to protest the regime in Tehran. : A "Marcia della Libertà" held in Florence
The title is also frequently used for protests supporting global civil rights: