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The detainee, a Moroccan journalist, only called in networks to go out on the street but was arrested under a controversial security decree. "It has limited itself to promoting collective mobilization," the magistrate replied.
Meloni's new security decree makes it possible to charge a journalist who created a movement after the altercation and was arrested before anything happened again.
Italy approved a raft of security measures on Tuesday including a new offence of violent participation in a demonstration, tougher penalties for rioters, and financial liability for parents whose children take part in vandalism and looting.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni on Tuesday announced the deployment of 500 troops to Milan to assist police following clashes in the city. Meloni said a cabinet meeting also approved measures to make the detention of minors easier and to impose fines on their parents for any damage. Story by Morgan Ayre.
The House of Deputies finally approved the text by 227 votes to 164, in a secret ballot. The project, promoted by the Government of Giorgia Meloni, provides that the most voted coalition will be able to obtain a strengthening of 70 seats in the House and 35 seats in the Senate if it exceeds 42% of the votes. Our correspondent Irene Savio is expanding our information.
The law, which gives an absolute majority to the coalition that exceeds 42% of the votes, will face several appeals before the Constitutional Court
The Italian Prime Minister warns her Members that if the controversial law is not passed on Thursday in the House, where the vote is secret, it will go to the polls
Mexican President Accelerates Reformation to Penalize the Use of False Videos in which Government Officials appear, while Italian Mandataria Patents Her Voice as a Sound Mark to the EU
A flight with 81 passengers exploded on the island of Ustica as they crossed into a battle of Libyan and NATO fighters, chasing an apparatus in which they believed that they were travelling Gadafi
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni described the measures as "instruments of common sense that do not divide, but really help to integrate."
The controversial decree, which imposes fines of up to 1,000 euros for carrying burka and niqab in schools, is reformulated following the warning of the President of the Republic to "not form ghettos"
Xi Jinping, Vladimir Putin, Friedrich Merz, Giorgia Meloni and Mahmoud Abbas are among more than 50 leaders who won't make it to the UN General Assembly. Their reasons range from illness and domestic affairs to holidays.
The German party flirts with the independence of the Alpine province annexed to Italy in 1920, a conflict over decades ago. "It is very serious," condemns the Meloni Government
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni announced an educational package that includes limiting the number of foreign students per classroom and prohibiting the use of the whole veil (burka and niqab) in schools. The initiative will be presented to the Council of Ministers and has generated an intense debate.
In a meeting with the young people of her party, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni reported that her Government will promote a bill to limit the number of foreign students in each classroom. The initiative also seeks to prohibit the use of burka and niqab inside schools and to force parents of students with adaptation problems to take Italian classes.
School directors report that there is already a circular that advises a limit of 30% of foreign students, but that it is impossible to apply in neighbourhoods with a majority of foreigners
