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Anti-Meloni political vandalism in Italy
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In late July 2026, posters promoting the Festa dei Patrioti in Viterbo that featured Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni were torn and defaced. Local Fratelli d'Italia officials condemned the act as intimidation but pledged to restore the materials and continue the festival. A week later, graffiti targeting Meloni appeared in the historic centre of Forlì, depicting a threatening image and the slogan “Meloni appesa.” The party again denounced the vandalism as an indecent gesture that fuels hatred, urging a unified condemnation from all political forces. The incident followed similar anti‑Meloni graffiti reported earlier in Bologna. Both events illustrate a pattern of political intimidation against Meloni and her party, prompting repeated public condemnations and calls for tolerance of political debate.
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