A Lombard country forbids singing 'Bella ciao' at the parade on April 25 - The 80th anniversary of Liberation

At the parade on April 25 in Romano di Lombardia, in the province of Bergamo, she sings Bella Ciao despite the ban on performing the music decided by the municipal administration to comply with the indications on the national mourning for the death of Pope Francis. “I have struggled to find the provisions of the government and the prefectural ones - comments Walter Torioni, president of ANPI of Romano di Lombardia - and in any case I have not re…

Anpi di Bergamo: 'Citizens cannot be prevented from singing' (ANSA)

The parade of April 25 by Romano di Lombardia, in the province of Bergamo, sings 'Bella Ciao' despite the ban on performing the music decided by the municipal administration to respect the indications on the national mourning for the death of Pope Francis. “I have struggled to find the provisions of the government and the prefectural ones - comments Walter Torioni, president of ANPI of Romano di Lombardia - and in any case I have not read anywhe…

After Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's right-wing government declared five days of mourning in Italy for the death of Pope Francis and called for "sobriety" during the celebrations of Liberation Day from Nazism on Friday, April 25, the country is reporting that the celebrations have been canceled. There are even reports of a ban on singing the song Bella Ciao, a symbol of the Italian partisans.

After Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's right-wing government declared five days of mourning in Italy for the death of Pope Francis and called for "sobriety" during the celebrations of Liberation Day from Nazism on Friday, April 25, the country is reporting that the celebrations have been canceled. There are even reports of a ban on singing the song Bella Ciao, a symbol of the Italian partisans.

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