Russian, Meloni al Colle would be a great fortune for Italy, after Mattarella
Thus answered the president of the Senate, Ignazio LaRussia, interviewed by Augusto Minzolini in the review 'L'estate del Principe' in progress in Viareggio.
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Summary
Thus answered the president of the Senate, Ignazio LaRussia, interviewed by Augusto Minzolini in the review 'L'estate del Principe' in progress in Viareggio. According to the president of the Senate "if the extremist fringes think they are not isolated - he explained - but to do things that maybe some like they do, how to put in trouble the government or create a climate of dissatisfaction, then they do. The President of the Ignatius Senate said this by speaking of electoral law.
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Thus answered the president of the Senate, Ignazio LaRussia, interviewed by Augusto Minzolini in the review 'L'estate del Principe' in progress in Viareggio.
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According to the president of the Senate "if the extremist fringes think they are not isolated - he explained - but to do things that maybe some like they do, how to put in trouble the government or create a climate of dissatisfaction, then they do.
according to Il Sole 24 OreThe President of the Ignatius Senate said this by speaking of electoral law.
according to Il Sole 24 Ore
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