Celebrities join the demonstrators in Venice before the wedding of Bizos Sanchez

The founder of the Amazon billionaire, Jeff Bezos and former journalist Lauren Sanchez, arrived at the Venice on Wednesday – where what is expected to be the weekend of the luxury wedding ceremony for the couple, and some of the world’s top celebrities attended and drew anyone else.

Bezos and Sanchez waved when they reached the dock at Aman Hotel, a five -star hotel in the Great Channel in the Italian city, with two security boats.

About 90 aircraft is expected to reach local airports before the weekend event. There are expected to be about 200 guests, including Ivanka Trump and her family, Make Jagger, Oprah Winfrey, Katy Perry and Leonardo DiCaprio.

On Wednesday, the City Hall of Venice issued a directive in the area of ​​the area – the dismissal of the guests from activists who were protesting for weeks that the celebrations will turn the city of Jandul and Palazzi into a special park for the wealthy.

“There is only one thing that rules it now: money, money, money, so we are the losers.”

A source close to this issue told Reuters that the celebrations will be launched on Thursday night with an outdoor gathering in the feasibility of Madonna Delorto, a church in the Middle Ages in the central region of Cannaregio known for its vital night life.

The date and location of the wedding itself is still unknown, and some have speculated that Bezos, 61, and Sanchez, 55, have already linked the node at a special party in the United States.

The demonstrators were also in the city throughout the week. Activists argue that the Bizos Sanchez’s wedding embodies broader municipal ruling. Their most important concerns are not to invest in housing at reasonable prices and basic services.

City officials defended the wedding. Mayor Luigi Berginaro described the event as an honor for the gun, and the city denied that the wedding would lead to disturbances.

“The Venice again reveals that it is a global stage,” Berginaro told Associated Press.