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To journalists asking for information on the release of the 18 fishermen held hostage for 108 days, the prime minister’s spokesman sends his geolocation. The epic of the homecoming also passes from here
Kisses from benghazi. To those who seek him at this time, to those who ask for information on the mission of Giuseppe Conte and Luigi Di Maio in Libya to “free the fishermen of Mazara”, Rocco Casalino responds with an image. Or rather with the screenshot of its geolocation in Benghazi, airport area. All while the leaders of the Italian government are engaged in a mission with the foreign secret services.
Quick, elusive, very cunning: the Prime Minister’s spokesman. Here is Casalino, who accompanied the prime minister and chancellor this morning on the flight from Rome to the capital of Cyrenaica, almost in Franco Battiato’s version: “I already wrote a letter to the governor of Libya.”
and Battiato: I have already written a letter to the governor of Libya.
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Viterbese, 1982. Al Foglio since September 2020 as head of service. Eight years at the Messaggero, even before Parma, Florence and Viterbo, where he started at 19 with a piece on figure skating. He loves newspapers and especially the news. Much less bio. Agnes Award 2020 for paper printed in Italy.
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