In Italy, on the day of liberation from fascism, forbidden the fifth Bella Ciao
After the right -wing government of the Prime Minister Giorgie meloni Upon declaring a five -day mourning in Italy at the death of the pope Francis He called for sobriety at the celebrations of the Liberation Day under Nazisism on Friday, 25 April, celebrations were reported from the country. They even report a ban on singing song Bella Ciaosymbol of Italian partisans.
Singing songs Bella Ciaowhich is a symbol of the resistance of Italian partisans against fascism and Nazism during World War II, was banned in the city of Romano di Lombardia, according to Italian media. The City Council is in a message signed by its president Paolo Patelli from the right -wing league party, wrote that the songs should not be fifth at the beginning of the parade, which will be prepared on the holiday.
The local representation of the National Association of Italy Partisans (AnPI) condemned the decision as an attempt to silence the fundamental celebration of democracy and freedom by reducing its importance to ordinary commemoration, the web portal reports today Notizie. In response, it also said that they would not be able to prevent people from singing if they wanted it.
Patelli replied with the explanation that the ban applies only to the start of the parade, while the program would remain unchanged by the end of the celebration.
Center -right President of the Piedmont Land Alberto Cirio Meanwhile, he pointed out today that April 25 is still not celebrated in the country and that they « must sing » this year despite the government calls for sobriety during the mourning behind the pope, according to Italian news agency Ansa.
In two cities close to Brescia, which have a center -right leadership, and Ono San Pietro and Cividate Camuno reportedly canceled the estimated events to celebrate the Liberation Day due to mourning.
Prime Minister Giorgie Meloni’s right government called on Saturday, when they are buried by the Pope, to sober at Friday’s celebration of the national holiday.
Opposition policies believe that this indicates a lack of enthusiasm for the rulers of the holiday, which marks the 25th of April to liberate the country from fascism and the Nazi occupation at the end of World War II.
In the government coalition, the extreme right party is the brothers of Italy Prime Minister Melon, who has roots in neo -fascist movements, and the right party of the league and further Italy.
