Threats against Meloni's daughter. The Rome Public Prosecutor's Office awaits the report on the teacher.
'I wish you the end of Martina'. Piantedosi also in the crosshairs. Mattarella calls Meloni. The teacher apologises. Minister Valditara: immediate investigations. The solidarity of politics.
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After the social threats addressed to Giorgia Meloni's daughter, Ginevra, the Rome Public Prosecutor's Office awaits an initial report from the postal police to assess the territorial jurisdiction of criminal proceedings. Meanwhile, Salvini also denounced an offensive post against his daughter Mirta. Meloni herself also reports similar episodes against minister Matteo Piantedosi: 'The threats also addressed to the children of the deputy prime minister Matteo Salvini and the minister Matteo Piantedosi show that we are not facing isolated episodes, but a spiral of hatred fuelled by an ideological fanaticism that has exceeded all limits,' the Prime Minister wrote on social media.
'I wish Meloni's daughter the fate of the girl from Afragola'. This was the threatening message, shot on social media yesterday 31 May and denounced by Fratelli d'Italia on Instagram, by a professor employed by Mim. The investigations, announced by the Minister for Education and Merit, Giuseppe Valditara, were immediate. Just as immediate is the transversal solidarity of all politics with the President of the Council and his daughter Ginevra. The teacher tries to apologise. The Rome public prosecutor's office awaits the professor's report.
Mattarella calls Meloni, solidarity for daughter
Solidarity was expressed by the President of the Republic, Sergio Mattarella, who called Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. In the conversation, it was learnt, the head of state expressed his solidarity over the social threats to his daughter Ginevra.
The teacher's apologies
.'It was a stupid gesture, written on impulse. I apologise for the content of the post: you never wish death, especially to a child. But I don't withdraw my political ideas: I don't feel represented by this government,' said Stefano Addeo, the German teacher at a high school in the province of Naples, after the controversy that arose from his post about Giorgia Meloni's daughter.
The premier's reaction
.Yesterday, the PM had intervened with her own post on X talking about a 'sick' climate and something 'dark'. "This is not political confrontation. It is not even anger. It is something darker, telling of a sick climate, an ideological hatred, in which everything seems lawful, even wishing death on a child to strike a parent. And it is against this violent climate that politics, all of it, should know how to unite. Because there are borders,' writes Meloni, 'that must never be crossed. And defending them is a responsibility that goes beyond any affiliation'.

