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After the congress of Vienna, Napoleon was forced to give back all countries that he had won during his wars and to revert the state back <span>to the borders of 1789. This meant that the Austrian Empire, Germany, and Italy, now went back as they were before Napoleon conquered them and annexed them to his great French Empire. It also enabled the creation of other independent kingdoms that had historically belonged to the territory of Austria or Germany and which now became sovereign states.</span><span />
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The government cannot prevent right-wing groups from holding rallies and protests, as this would go against the rights defended in the first constitutional amendment.
<h3>What can the government do in these cases?</h3>
- Supervise speeches promoted at rallies and protests.
- Fighting false information and lying news.
- Fight speeches that encourage racism, seism, xenophobia, violence, disrespect for democracy, and any other subject that should not be encouraged.
The government cannot prevent people from expressing their opinions in rallies and protests regardless of the political aspect these people support, as this would violate the freedom of expression that is defended in the first amendment.
However, to prevent society from being turned over to barbarism, this freedom cannot be unrestricted and certain issues must be prohibited and fought by the government at any events and public or private institutions.
Therefore, the government cannot prevent right-wing groups from holding rallies or protests, unless these events encourage harmful behavior that harms people's lives and puts them in danger.
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A town meeting is a form of direct democracy in which most or all of a community's representatives come together to legislate local government policy and budgets.
