The demonstrators are in the streets of Venice during the wedding ceremony of the founder of Amazon Bezos News protest

The demonstrators condemned the billionaire Amazon wedding in Millions of dollars in Venice, where the city deals with environmental concerns.

Hundreds of demonstrators walked across the gun to say “no” to the founder of the Amazon and billionaire Jeff BezosA wedding ceremony on its third day of a celebration of millions of dollars.

Bezos, his bride, his bride, his bride, and his bride, Lauren Sanchez Bezos, married at a special ceremony on Friday with about 200 famous guests on the isolated Saint Georgio Island.

But the last party before Saturday evening as part of a three -day wedding ceremony, the demonstrators filled the central streets in Venice and held signs that read “Kisses Yes, Bezos La” and “No Bezos, No War.”

Another poster read: “The planet burns, but don’t worry, here is the list of 27 Lauren Sanchez dresses.”

Over the past few days, residents throughout the city protested what they said was anger because the gun suffers from excessive tourism, the high costs of housing and the constant threat of Flood caused by the climate.

Martina Fergano, one of the demonstrators, said they were “to continue to destroy the plans of these wealthy people, who accumulate money by exploiting many other people … while the conditions of this city remain unstable.”

According to the Environmental Research Association in Venice, Bezos donated a million euros ($ 1.17 million) for both environmental research organizations that maintain the gun.

Flavio Koju, a resident who also joined a protest on Saturday, said they wanted “free Venice, who is finally devoted to its citizens.”

“These donations are just misery and only aims to purify the Besus conscience,” said Kojo.

Political companies and political leaders welcomed the wedding, despite the protests, and praised him as a great economic batch.

Mayor Luigi Berginaro said that those who protest “contradict the history of Venice, a history of relationships, communications and business.”

“Pesus embodies the Venice mentality. It is more than the rifle than the demonstrators,” he said.