Cecchini, 54, who gained notoriety by coloring the Trevi Fountain with red dye in late October last year, said the latest spectacle was intended to be a denouncement of current social and political life in Italy.
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Each of the balls, similar to those used in children's playgrounds, represented a lie told by a politician, he said.
Cecchini said the act of protest cost him 20,000 euros ($29,600). He was detained on charges of hooliganism.
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