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Italian Prosecutors Appeal Against Salvini's Acquittal in Migrant Kidnapping Case
- Prosecutors in Italy are appealing the acquittal of Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini regarding his actions during a 2019 migrant incident involving the NGO Open Arms, where 147 migrants were blocked from entering Italy.
- The Sicilian tribunal acquitted Salvini, stating that he was upholding public policy, but prosecutors argue that he broke international law and committed kidnapping.
- Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni criticized the appeal as surreal and questioned the use of public resources against a fully acquitted official.
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Because he prevented a ship from arriving with refugees, Salvini was tried – and acquitted. Now the prosecutor's office is going against the acquittal. She demands six years in prison.
Leftist Prosecutors in Sicily Appeal to Italian Supreme Court Against Mateo Salvini’s Acquittal in Sham Migrant Boat ‘Kidnapping’ Trial
All over Europe, the right-wingers are gaining electoral ground, while Liberal-Globalists embedded into the state bureaucracies try to check their advances and destroy their leaders.
Salvini Faces Renewed Migrant Boat Prosecution Battle - American Faith
Prosecutors in Italy have launched a surprise appeal to overturn the 2023 acquittal of Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini, reigniting legal battles over his 2019 decision to block a migrant-laden NGO ship from entering Italian waters. The move, which Salvini and his allies describe as “judicial warfare,” represents the latest clash between populist leaders and activist judges over national sovereignty and border control. The case involves the …
The leader of the League after the news of the appeal in cassation against his acquittal in the Open Arms trial
The initiative shows the ideological nature of the trial. Giorgia Meloni: "Accanimento surreale" (surrealism) In anticipation of legal certainty we still have that of pm. Granitica, unshakable: Matteo Salvini must go to prison. The special slalom out of season with which the magistrates of Palermo...
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