Italy's deputy PM Salvini cleared in kidnap trial of migrants blocked at sea
Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini has been acquitted in a long-running case over his refusal to let a migrant rescue boat dock in Italy in 2019. Judges in the Sicilian city of Palermo cleared him of two counts of kidnap and dereliction of duty, after prosecutors had sought a jail term of six years.
A long round of applause greeted Matteo Salvini at the end of a trial that had Italy in suspense for over three years. The ...
By Wladimir Pantaleone and Angelo Amante PALERMO, Italy (Reuters) -Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini said on ...
The verdict was announced by a court in Palermo, Sicily on Friday ... "After three years, the League has won, Italy has ...
The verdict of the Palermo court. The Palermo court has issued a verdict that has shaken the Italian political landscape: ...
This trial lasted three years and concerned the decision of Matteo Salvini, in August 2019 when he was Minister of the ...
A new paper from the University of California, Berkeley, uncovered organized crimes' connection to arson fires in Italy. Here ...
A newborn baby born on the street in Palermo finds a new life in the arms of hope.
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School Pupils in Italy Sing King Paluta's Song Word for Word: "Music is a Universal Language"Ghanaians on social media have praised some school kids in Italy who were spotted in a trending TikTok video singing King ...
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