Alex Christoforou
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The Duran’s Alex Christoforou and Editor-in-Chief Alexander Mercouris discuss how Italian senators have moved to strip Matteo Salvini of his parliamentary immunity.
Coming a day after Italy revealed it will need a massive bailout in order to save its crumbling economy, the popular Salvini, who was poised to become Italy’s next Prime Minister, could now face a trial for allegedly detaining migrants at sea last year, when he refused to let an NGO ship carrying scores of migrants dock at the Italian island of Lampedusa.
Thursday’s vote was close with 149 senators voted for and 141 against.
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In politics (as in life) there are NO, absolutely NO coincidences. VIVA ITALIA!! VIVA SALVINI!!
Politics is a chameleon farm and a snake pit. How these two reptilian species survive together is beyond me.
Viva Italia but certainly not Salvini, who is losing popularity all the time.
And why is Salvini allegedly “losing popularity all the time”?
You mean popularity among the brainwashed pro-EU crowd? 👀
Most Italian politicians are as morally bankrupt as their Amercan/British counterparts. Salvini is the only intelligent “leader” in that country. Dear Italians, YOU need to protect Salvini AT ALL COSTS from enemies both domestic & FOREIGN.
The vid won’t run on my tablet