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.
Italy's Salvini acquitted in trial over blocking migrants at sea
Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini has been acquitted in the trial over the treatment of migrants in the Mediterranean. The verdict was announced by a court in Palermo, Sicily on Friday. The head of the right-wing governing League party was accused of preventing a ship belonging to an aid organization with refugees on board from entering an Italian port for several weeks during his time as interior minister in 2019.
Palermo, Italy: An Italian court on Friday acquitted Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini of illegally blocking migrants on a ...
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 ...
This trial lasted three years and concerned the decision of Matteo Salvini, in August 2019 when he was Minister of the ...
The verdict of the Palermo court. The Palermo court has issued a verdict that has shaken the Italian political landscape: ...
Italy's vice Premier Matteo Salvini speaks to journalists as he leaves a Palermo law court in Sicily, 20 December, 2024 ...
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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