A wanderer, Raffaele Ceresa, has mentioned the referendum, Hungary with the Gen Z of Magyar, Serbia, and the mobilization in recent weeks in Brazil in support of Lula. He argued that Giorgia Meloni could not stand young people because she feared that if they mobilized, they would send her back to Garbatella. https://t.co/fUZpGM5YzF #GenerazioneZ #Politica #Mobilitazione (translated)
Raffaele Ceresa wrote that the wave of outrage had put pressure on the President of the Senate. He argued that a court was not needed to establish that he was wrong, because, in his opinion, the Italians had already expressed their judgment. https://t.co/HOpAKA7zin #Italia #Politica #Indignazione (translated)
Raffaele Ceresa attributed to Meloni the statement that the crime of violent participation in a demonstration would be introduced and mentioned Michela Ponzani. https://t.co/9x0bEFJqSN #politica #manifestazioni #diritti (translated)
A wanderer Ceresa Raffaele wrote that, according to N. Gratteri, the mafias did not organize protests but stopped them, because disorder harmed their businesses. https://t.co/BAnZPOllcX #mafie #proteste #ordine (translated)
Raffaele Ceresa wrote that the truth emerged on its own, while the lie needed accomplices, mentioning Sigfrido Ranucci. https://t.co/enr6X6GIuy #verità #menzogna #giustizia (translated)
Raffaele Ceresa claimed that the government, which he described as made up of people definitively sentenced to prison, threatened detention for those who protested. He concluded by stating that the matter was closed. https://t.co/RdI6ojlETE #Giustizia #LibertàDiProtesta #DirittiUmani (translated)
Raffaele Ceresa wrote that violence was never justifiable, but he argued that three months prior the person he was referring to had sided with the jeweler armed with a pistol. He then declared the matter of Nordio concluded, referring to him with a derogatory epithet. https://t.co/Fe7PWnQgTA #violenza #giustizia #società (translated)
Raffaele Ceresa wrote that 1,339 transporters had been identified and 71 reported with the threat of prison. He claimed that protesting to be able to work had become a crime and described the situation as a form of cowardice. https://t.co/Oj5iVg73i9 #Trasporti #Diritti #Proteste (translated)
The wanderer Ceresa Raffaele wrote that the protest was spreading and reported that the Naples-Rome highway was closed, the supermarkets had empty shelves, and the gas stations were out of diesel. https://t.co/NG8epkKpE7 #Protesta #Napoli #Autostrada (translated)
Raffaele Ceresa wrote that flights in Calabria were suspended due to a lack of fuel and questioned whether there was a crime for the people he described with an offensive term. https://t.co/rtoJtPdAZO #Calabria #Voli #Carburante (translated)
Raffaele Ceresa claimed that parents would pay for the damage caused by their children and cited the president of the Senate, who, according to him, had paid 25,000 euros to extinguish the crime of revenge porn of his godson, defining the act as consistent. https://t.co/zcHbN88f5t #revengeporn #dirittodeifigli #giustizia (translated)
Raffaele Ceresa called the blocking of back pay to magistrates "a cosmic lie" and argued that it was meant to please voters. He stated that the Council of State had always appointed a commissioner ad acta and that it would act in place of the government, which, in his view, would have paid the back pay to the magistrates anyway. https://t.co/d2plm0lWsa #giustizia #politica #magistratura (translated)
Raffaele Ceresa sarcastically wrote that he wanted to tax the extraordinary profits of the Cassa Depositi e Prestiti at 80%, which he described as state-owned. https://t.co/HEceZo9RME #Politica #Economia #Tasse (translated)
Raffaele Ceresa wrote that the military had not been granted special powers and that Mattarella had stopped the "anti-maranza" decree. https://t.co/hvJKWxzxYW #militari #decreto #politica (translated)
Raffaele Ceresa argued that President Mattarella was dismantling the anti-maranza decree, with the removal of preventive detention and special powers for the military. He also used offensive expressions towards an unidentified woman, stating that she did not know the Constitution. https://t.co/u2pHQpzpTO #Costituzione #Politica #Giustizia (translated)
Raffaele Ceresa wrote that, setting aside the protests and the reasons for them, the woman had started her term with 194 billion, equal to 3,640 euros per citizen. He urged readers to ask themselves whether, in their opinion, she had improved their lives. https://t.co/OsMgqgWWBr #politica #economia #cittadini (translated)
The wandering user Ceresa Raffaele wrote that the newspapers linked to Tommaso Cerno, Daniele Capezzone, and Alessandro Sallusti had criticized Giuseppe Conte's Superbonus for years. He claimed that a capital gain related to 110% had then emerged for their publisher, Angelucci, and concluded with an insult directed at his interlocutors. https://t.co/J0dehWXD81 #Superbonus #Politica #Giornalismo (translated)
Raffaele Ceresa wondered if Report would have had the same courage to conduct investigations into the State-mafia negotiation, the business dealings of Angelucci, La Russa's connections in Sicily, the spoiled meat, and Daniela Santanchè. He also mentioned the RAI Supervisory Commission, which he described as blocked, and mentioned Sigfrido Ranucci, RaiTr, and RaiNews. https://t.co/7N4iPfzVI5 #inchiesta #mafia #informazione (translated)
Raffaele Ceresa wrote that Sigfrido Ranucci was the new deputy director of RaiNews 24 for investigations and in-depth analyses. He added that he was awaiting the appeal and wished him good luck. https://t.co/G58iCfWpGg #RaiNews #inquistelavoro #approfondimenti (translated)
Raffaele Ceresa wrote that Valeria Marini, Big Brother Vip, and Gialappa Show were among the trending topics. He expressed surprise that while these subjects attracted attention, thousands of students were taking to the streets to demand change in the country, which he defined as "shit." #ValeriaMarini #GrandeFratelloVip #GiovaniInProteste (translated)
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