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Sabrina F. accused the European leadership, particularly Ursula von der Leyen, of wanting to drag citizens into war while leaders and their families would be safe. She claimed that calls for rearmament and war were meant to cover up the failures of European policies, citing factory closures, rising utility bills, and deindustrialization, which she attributed to sanctions. According to Sabrina F., the ReArm Europe plan would have mobilized 800 billion euros, benefiting arms lobbies and French and German industrialists. She also accused European leaders of wanting to maintain power by fueling fear of an external enemy and referred to Pfizergate, claiming that messages with pharmaceutical companies had been deleted and that there were conflicts of interest. She stated that decisions affecting 450 million people would be made without a vote or referendum and criticized commitments of 90 billion in favor of Zelensky, arguing that they would be funded with public money. She concluded by saying that von der Leyen did not speak on her or Italy's behalf and that she wanted peace. #Pace #Guerra #Bruxelles (translated)

Lorenzo non Pellegrini argued that the intervention did not warrant a red card: the player, according to him, had tried to regain the ball without keeping his foot high. He described the incident as another "armed robbery." https://t.co/9MJ0xq2PG5 #calcio #sport #arbitro (translated)

Virna wrote that Daniele Capezzone had responded to Evelyne Sukali, a cultural mediator, and then had clashed with Mohamed, a second-generation young man of Algerian origin, whom he called arrogant. According to Virna, Capezzone had asked him to address him using the formal "lei," noting that they were neither brothers nor had studied together. He also said that many Italian families struggled to make ends meet and that no one would resort to mugging, robbing, or harming others for that reason. Virna expressed appreciation for Capezzone and applauded him. #DrittoeRovescio #DrittoeRovescio #Cultura #Inclusione (translated)

The predation of vulture funds has a face, hers. PSOE and Más Madrid have pointed to Isabel Díaz Ayuso for her housing policies: “The predation of vulture funds has a face, hers,” has thrown at her the socialist spokesperson, Mar Espinar. Maricarmen was not going to die the same. After Vox's intervention, which continues to focus its criticism on immigration, Mar Espinar has stated that “Maricarmen was not going to die the same” and has pointed directly at the Madrilenian leader. #Vivienda #Desahucios #PolíticaMadrid (translated)

President Sergio Mattarella granted a partial pardon to Guido Gianni, a jeweler convicted of killing two robbers in 2008, highlighting the substantial differences compared to the case of Mario Roggero, who is seeking clemency for a similar murder but with a different procedure and timing. #giustizia #grazia #legittimadifesa (translated)

Among the main news articles opening today’s newspapers are the government’s consideration of a new intervention on fuel excise duties to limit price increases, the request to the European Commission for greater flexibility regarding the constraints of the stability pact, the difficult day for European stock markets, the demonstrations marking the third anniversary of Hamas's attacks on Israel, the pardon granted by President Mattarella to three individuals, including a jeweler who killed two robbers in 2008, and the electoral law that reaches its final vote for definitive approval by the Chamber today. #borsa #carburanti #leggeelettorale (translated)

Guido Gianni, a jeweler from Nicolosi, was convicted of murder after killing two robbers during an attempted burglary in his shop, but he recently received a partial pardon from President Sergio Mattarella, thereby reducing his prison sentence. #giustizia #legittimadefesa #Nicolosi (translated)

President Sergio Mattarella has granted clemency to Guido Gianni, a jeweler convicted of killing two thieves during a robbery, highlighting the differences with the case of Mario Roggero and emphasizing the humanitarian reasons behind the measure. #Grazia #Giustizia #GuidoGianni (translated)

The President of the Republic, Sergio Mattarella, has granted partial clemency to Guido Giani, a jeweler convicted of killing two robbers in 2008, and to two inmates for drug-related offenses, opening the possibility of parole for Giani after serving more than five years in prison. #Grazia #Giustizia #SergioMattarella (translated)

Ultimora.net reported that Sergio Mattarella had granted three individual clemency measures, including partial pardon to Guido Gianni. The jeweler had been sentenced to 12 years and 4 months for double homicide and attempted homicide after a robbery that took place in 2008 at his jewelry store in Nicolosi, in the province of Catania, during which he shot and killed two of the three robbers. According to Ultimora.net, the measure had extinguished three years and two months of the sentence, reducing the remaining time to less than four years and making it possible for a potential assignment to social services. Gianni had already served five years and three months of imprisonment. #giustizia #clemenza #politica (translated)