Marcinelle, Fidanza: "Cgil of Shoulders While La Russa Read the Words of Mattarella" "Meloni: "Grave" . Then the Belgian Union: "It Was Us, It Is Anti-Fascist Protest"
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Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni reacted angrily to a protest today during the commemoration of the Marcinelle mine disaster. A number of union members turned their backs to the podium when the President of the Italian Senate took the floor. The man is, like Meloni, a member of the far-right Fratelli d'Italia.
A speech by the President of the Italian Senate was marked by a silent protest on Saturday in Marcinelle. ...
The premier always head party when there is to attack adverse political parts, in this case the Cgil. Under the role, but maybe we did not understand well
The political controversy. The immediate reply of the secretary Landini: "False. La Cgil never turns on the other side"
The complaint came from Carlo Fidanza, Head of Delegation of the Brothers of Italy to the European Parliament. According to which the CGIL during the commemorations of the tragedy of Marcinelle at the...
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has reacted angrily to the attitude of some Italian trade unionists at the commemoration in Belgium of the largest mining disaster in Belgian history. In that disaster, 262 people died in Marcinelle on August 8, 1956, including 136 Italians.
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