The situation in Portovesme has become even more tense. Eurallumina, under Russian Rusal control, has decided to climb 60 meters high to protest against government decisions. This move is seen as a way to rebel against economic challenges and government policies.

The problem is that Rusal has stopped paying over 2 million euros per month to keep the Sardinian plant running since 2009. The resources that the state should provide, according to the unions and workers' claims, do not arrive, and the debt grows. This has led to the need for a structural solution.

The workers organized a delegation to occupy the static calcination furnace number 1 at over 60 meters high where they clearly expressed their appeal to the authorities locally and ministerial level. The protest in Portovesme is an example of resistance to economic and political problems that many companies in Italy face. The importance of this movement is evident, as it shows the will to confront economic and political problems through forms of protest and resistance.

The arranca in Portovesme is an example of a protest climbing, which adds to previous demonstrations of protest. This movement represents a form of protest that has developed in the context of an economic and political tension. The decision to climb 60 meters high was seen as a way to rebel against economic challenges and government policies.

This movement is an example of a protest climbing that has developed in a context of economic and political tension. The movement in Portovesme is an example of a protest climbing that has developed in a context of economic and political tension.