The influencer is in court for the second time in a few weeks: according to the Prosecutor's Office, he deceived followers and consumers with alleged unfair profits of approximately 2.2 million euros.
Decaro beats Lobuono. Conte celebrates Fico: "With Todde, a historic double for the Five Star Movement." Prime Minister Meloni: "Stefani's success rewards our seriousness." Turnout drops.
The Senate President on the Quirinale advisor who was caught in the fire: "If he had been a right-winger, today we'd see him hanging from some city's lampposts."
D'Anna, referring to the woman who was severely burned and disfigured by the flames in 2011, wrote in a comment on a post: "Because some people like their wives raw and some cooked." Now, he clarified: "A joke that in no way reflects my thoughts."
A "corruption price list" was also discovered: free tickets for the port commander and his second in command, VIP treatment and a 30% discount for friends.
"Some people like their wives cooked," he wrote under a Corriere post relating to a meeting in which the woman had told her terrible experience to Milanese students.
A TikToker with hundreds of thousands of followers slapped a teacher in front of his young daughter and posted the video. He also attacked a television crew.