News about Benito Mussolini

Dozens of men in Italy were seen presenting a fascist salute to honour Italian dictator Benito Mussolini on the 79th anniversary of his execution. Dressed in black, several neo-fascist supporters gathered in Dongo and in Giulino di Mezzegra to shout fascist chants during ceremonies on Sunday. The men marched through the northern Italian towns where Mussolini was arrested and executed at the end of World War II, and also in Predappio - the notorious dictator's birthplace and final resting place. The despot was stopped by anti-fascist partisans in Dongo, near Lake Como, on April 27, 1945, as he attempted to escape with his mistress, Clara Petacci, following the Allied liberation of Italy. On April 28, Mussolini and Petacci were executed and their bodies were taken to Meezzegra-Giulino to be hung in the city's central square - just two days before Hitler's suicide.

During a private gathering in New York City, David Grusch unveiled new information about the US's long-running UAP retrieval scheme. The only information about the meeting was leaked by an anonymous attendee who took the initiative by photographing Grusch standing in front of the room and showing slides on a television screen – pictures were barred from the event. In addition, the individual gave a rundown of what they heard during the meeting. The UFO whistleblower is also accused of divulging information about a craft in possession.

Since hundreds of protesters gave a banned fascist salute at a Rome rally without any police intervention, opposition politicians in Italy have requested that prime minister Giorgia Meloni launch an investigation. The rally, which took place in a working-class suburb in 1978, was to commemorate the assassination of two members of a neo-fascist youth group in 1978, which was later claimed by far-left militants. Participants raised their right arm in a loud salute that harks back to Benito Mussolini's fascist dictatorship. The use of fascist symbolism, as well as the straight-armed salute, has been forbidden under postwar law. Elly Schlein, the head of the largest opposition party in the legislature, was one of those who requested that Ms Meloni's interior minister testify in Parliament, explaining why police did nothing to prevent the rally from happening.

Celtic's journey to Rome was marred by racial and national abuse by Lazio's ultras, as well as visiting supporters who were also harmed by flares that had been thrown into the away end pre-match. For some time now, there has been a bitter rivalry between the two fanbases, and Lazio's most ardent ultras went on strike during Celtic's visit on Tuesday night. Away supporters were left furious when a banner was unfurled inside the Stadio Olimpico ahead of kick-off, which seemed to disparage Celtic's Irish roots.

According to a senior US intelligence officer, World War II American forces recovered a UFO that crashed in Italy in 1933, and Italian researchers claim to have the right to prove it. David Grusch, the former National Reconnaissance Office chief, shocked the world last month when he revealed he had blown the whistle in a swearing testimony to Congress and government watchdogs about a suspected US program that has landed several 'non-human' flying saucers. Grusch claims one of these alien spacecraft crashed in Northern Italy in 1933, escorted by dictator Benito Mussolini, who was later captured by American forces at the end of World War II and moved to the United States by American forces.

David Grusch, 36, has spoken out and said that the US has operated a top-secret UFO retrieval service for decades, and that the 'Vatican was involved' in the first UFO crash. The first recovery of a space ship was launched in Magenta, Italy, in 1933, and it was detained by Benito Mussolini's Italian government until 1944-1945. Following the demise of the fascist Italian state, Grusch said it was partially intact and stable at a safe airbase until the United States recovered it after a tip from Pope Pius XII.

The final words of well-known people are a point of fascination to fans of their respective lives in the hopes of receiving a last burst of wisdom from those who have lived a life less privileged. The words used in those days often reveal the individual's state of deterioration. However, there have been some notable examples of well-known celebrities' parting shots around the globe over the years. Here are a few of the best of the bunch.

The hotel stays have never looked so good. The latest in a string of aesthetically stunning retreats to make it into the coveted Design Hotels collection - a handpicked collection of one-of-a-kind properties from around the world - has been announced. We feature a select few of the new and recently renovated properties that have made the cut, ranging from Michelin-starred cuisine to elaborate gardens to dance parties in churches.

Yesterday morning, a crowd of up to 4,000 fascist supporters marched to the despot's crypt in Predappio, northern Italy's chilling scene. The crowd descended on Mussolini's honorific 'Duce, Duce, Duce' - the dictator's birthplace, with fascist flags and black shirts. 'We are still here to honor the man this state needs and whom we will never stop admiring,' Mussolini's great-granddaughter Orsola said.

Since officially requesting the President for the right to form a coalition, far-right politician Giorgia Meloni has been elected as Italy's prime minister. Meloni and her post-fascist Brothers of Italy became the winners of last month's election but not enough to win a general majority. Since negotiating a coalition with allies, including Silvio Berlusconi of Forza Italia, she has now established Italy's most right-wing government since Benito Mussolini.

More than 1,000 pets have been buried in 'Casa Rosa', where vibrantly painted wooden shrines adorned with stuffed animals and figurines share the space with classic headstones under the shade of pines and palms. Many have pedigree owners, including 'La Dolce Vita' director Federico Fellini, Oscar-winning actress Anna Magnani and Brigitte Bardot, whose poodle died while the French sex symbol was shooting a film in Rome. But Benito Mussolini, the late Italian emperor, was the most well-known. Pictured (top left to top right): Luigi Molon, the animal's director, and gravestones in honor of their beloved animals.

Nationalist figures around Africa have praised the result, saying it is the first sign of a lurch to the right just weeks after Sweden pushed its radical anti-immigration party into a coalition. Meloni, who has been vocal in her opposition to migrants, the EU, abortion, and LGBT rights, has been chastised as the head of a nationalist party with neo-fascist roots and an heir to Benito Mussolini. After the election, Marine Le Pen, the head of France's far-right National Rally Party, said, 'The Italian people have chosen a patriotic and sovereignist government.'

Italians are voting in a snap general election that may see the first far-right leader since Benito Mussolini swept to office. Giorgia Meloni leads the Post-Fascist Party Brothers of Italy, which was founded in Italy's post-fascist Party Brothers. Polls opened at 7 a.m. local time and would close at 11 p.m. (10 p.m. in the United Kingdom), at which point an exit poll will be released. However, it is likely that many hours before a concrete result is announced due to Italy's mixed electoral system of proportional and first-past-the-post voting methods. Two weeks ago, opinion polls indicated a clear victory for Meloni's right-wing government. Since polls are now outlawed during election campaigns, the left has been waiting for a surprise last-ditch revival.

The former president had some scathing words for his political replacement on social media, accusing him of either "suffering from late stage dementia" or being insane. The remarks came after Biden's 24-minute address in front of Philadelphia's Independence Hall, where slammed Trump and MAGA Republicans as a threat to the Constitution, arguing that the ex-president was determined on "destroying American democracy" with his millions of followers. In a speech that contained his harshest words about his predecessor in the Oval Office and the MAGA campaign, Biden, 79, proclaimed that Trump is a "threat to the country." Trump, 76, responded to his political rival by remarking that Biden's scathing speech, which featured the head of state flanked by two Marines in an almost dystopian setting, was proof that he should not be representing the United States of America.'

Millions of Americans, according to President Joe Biden, are part of the fascist and borderline terrorists. If it weren't so disturbing, it would be funny. Since being out of the word 'racist,' which Biden and his political allies have used to just about every political opponent, the dotard president has moved on to new baseless and risky insults. When campaigning in Maryland last week amid shockingly poor poll results, Biden commented: "It's not just Trump; it's the whole ideology that underpins the - I'm going to say something -- it's like semi-fascism." That's a rebuke of the tens of millions of Americans who voted for Trump in 2016 and 2020.

Giorgia Meloni, the leader of the nationalist Brothers of Italy party, was accused by her rivals of shameful electioneering after posting the video, which MailOnline does not display. According to local authorities, a 55-year-old woman was assaulted on a pavement in Piacenza early Sunday by an asylum seeker from Guinea. After three parties in his government refused to back him in a confidence vote in July, she is running for re-election.