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The League's Alarm: over 2,000 Mosques Do Not Respect the Law

Summary by Il Tempo
Over two thousand abusive mosques throughout Italy. It is the alarm launched by the MEPs of the Carroccio in Livorno, where mayor Salvetti was asked to close the umpteenth Islamic center that does not respect the rules. "We ask the first citizen " highlights Susanna Ceccardi, promoter of the initiative "to finally carry out his duty. No space for those who do not respect our rules. The law must apply to all."
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Over two thousand abusive mosques throughout Italy. It is the alarm launched by the MEPs of the Carroccio in Livorno, where mayor Salvetti was asked to close the umpteenth Islamic center that does not respect the rules. "We ask the first citizen " highlights Susanna Ceccardi, promoter of the initiative "to finally carry out his duty. No space for those who do not respect our rules. The law must apply to all."

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Il Tempo broke the news in Rome, Italy on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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