"...why don’t we take a broom handle and shove it up the judge’s arse, just for 10 seconds, and see if he still thinks that’s not assault.” https://t.co/hD1yIYfonx
You what?! Santanché issue 'extrapolitical' says Meloni, despite not paying suppliers and staff being just the tip of the iceberg of this woman's dodgy dealings. #Santanche_dimettiti https://t.co/Z8dmp18Qmk https://t.co/HPHBscwsoo
Italian Tourism Minister Santanchè & President of the Senate Ignazio La Russa have been in the news a lot over the last few days. Now, a revelation that La Russa's wife & Santanchè's partner bought a villa in Forte dei Marmi then resold it 58 minutes later at a profit of €1m.
Italy’s culture minister condemns the actions of a tourist who carved his girlfriend’s name into the Colosseum, slamming the man’s behaviour as “very serious” and “a sign of great incivility”, adding that he hopes the individual can be identified and fined
Salvini is noted for jinxing things. A few days ago, answering criticism of plans for Messina Strait bridge he said, "Brunelleschi's dome on Florence Cathedral was criticised at the time but it's still standing after 600 years." Today news that pieces of the dome have broken off.
An avenue in Rome's Villa Doria Pamphili park dedicated to Plautilla Bricci, the 17th architect, painter and sculptor. Better late than https://t.co/wmmHH41z0v
Refusal by young immigrant women in Italy to submit to forced marriages sometimes carries a deadly price. In two murder trials this month, Italy is seeking justice for Pakistani immigrant women allegedly killed by relatives angered by their defiance.