Threat banners against the owner of the Ascoli bakery. The reactions: 'Fascist intimidation'

Two intimidating writings appeared in Ascoli Piceno after Lorenza Roiati, owner of the bakery "L'assalto ai forni" (the attack on the ovens), posted a sheet with an anti-fascist message at the entrance of his shop and was identified by the forces of the order. "From that oven such a stench that also becomes nice the quaestor" is the phrase, written with black paint, of the last banner posted during the night in Viale De Gasperi, near the public …

The insults against Lorenza Roiati, who on April 25 was identified by law enforcement for an inscription celebrating the Liberation. The mayor defends the agents and attacks Dem Ricci: 'He will be looted by him'

Lorenza Roiati hung up a sheet with an anti-fascist message on April 25 and had been visited twice by the police (ANSA)

Questions from the opposition about the anti-fascist banner removed. But the Police Headquarters: fake news

She had been identified twice by law enforcement for displaying an anti-fascist sheet on April 25. Schlein: 'Unacceptable fascist insults, let those responsible be ascertained'

To Lorenza Roiati, the baker from Ascoli Piceno who hung the anti-fascist sheet in her oven on April 25, all my personal solidarity and that of the Democratic Party. Those intimidating and fascist banners are not only an insult to her, but to all those who recognize themselves in the anti-fascist principles of our Constitution, born of the Resistance.” The secretary of the Democratic Party Elly Schlein writes it on social media. “With the same m…