The leader of Futuro Nazionale reissues a video depicting him as a general of Ancient Rome. The center-left representatives are the “barbarians” sent to die in the arena of the Colosseum while the gladiator-executioner has the face of the man who beat an immigrant homeless person in Ascoli. The reactions: “He incites violence. Meloni should distance herself”
Also presented was the new Meloni supporter Cristiano Di Martino, former city secretary of the League. The FdI group leader in the Chamber, Galeazzo Bignami: “Municipal elections? Civic profile. Maybe we already have the candidate in our pocket”
Hard and ironic reply to the words of Ivan Grieco, who accused him of having grabbed him and torn the camera from him at the Shada in Civitanova during the general’s demonstration. And he posts a photo of himself with the Hannibal Lecter mask
The journalist of Pulp Podcast Ivan Grieco accuses the entourage of the leader of Futuro Nazionale in Civitanova: “They tore my camera from me and threw it to the ground.” The general ignites the Shada Beach amid handshakes and applause
The leader of Futuro Nazionale stopped in Civitanova, speaking about national and regional issues: “In the Marche region, we aim to revive craftsmanship and restore wealth to the region”
The 38-year-old, registered with Futuro Nazionale, who beat the homeless Iraqi in San Benedetto responds on the radio: “I thought he was about to take a knife, so I stopped him”
The case of the assault on the migrant by the activist Giuseppe Barboni, speaks Fabrizio Ciarapica (Civitanova): “Serious and unjustifiable episode, the response is never violence. But there is a discomfort that politics has the duty to address with seriousness and greater presence of the State”
The so-called entrepreneur from Vannacci, Giuseppe Barboni, knocked down a troublesome Iraqi homeless man who was blocking traffic. The Prosecutor’s Office is investigating. The mayor: “Intolerable images.” And the former general ends up in the spotlight for the joke about Gramsci on La7: “Died during fascism in prison? We are pleased.”
A political case has erupted after the street assault (complete with a video that went viral on social media) of Giuseppe Barboni, a militant of the Futuro Nazionale party of General Roberto Vannacci. Now the ball is in the Prosecutor’s court
San Benedetto (Ascoli), the 38-year-old Greco-Roman wrestling athlete lives off clicks. From companies without employees or balance sheets to the ‘exaggerated’ past, the flop of the mayoral candidacy and Cardinal Parolin’s denial: the portrait of the Futuro Nazionale activist who beat the homeless man