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Escándalo en Italia: un diputado se disfrazó de fantasma para protestar contra Giorgia Meloni y lo expulsaron de la sesión

El Parlamento de Italia vivió este miércoles un insólito episodio en medio de una sesión cuando el diputado Riccardo Magi, a modo de protesta contra el gobierno de Giorgia Meloni, entró disfrazado de fantasma. Fue retirado por la seguridad ante el asombro de sus colegas y de la propia primera ministra, presente en el recinto.
El protagonista fue el diputado Riccardo Magi, del partido opositor Más Europa, que resultó expulsado de la sesión por protestar disfrazado con una sábana blanca, gritando acusaciones contra el oficialismo y con la palabra «Referendum» escrita en el frente de su disfraz.
Iban apenas 30 minutos de la sesión cuando Meloni terminó de responderle a un legislador y un funcionario anunció que era el turno del diputado ultraderechista Riccardo Molinari. Este realizaba la introducción a su exposición vinculada a las fuerzas de seguridad y su accionar.
La transmisión oficial, posteada por la cuenta oficial de Meloni en X, la enfocó a ella, concentrada y vestida con un saco gris y camisa blanca en su lugar, cuando por detrás suyo se observó a agentes de seguridad que pasaban corriendo.
Molinari se dio cuenta de que algo inusual ocurría e interrumpió su discurso. El recinto se unió en expresiones de asombro. La cámara volvió sobre Meloni que, con el mismo asombro que los demás, observó a Magi entrar como un espectro blanco. Como los demás, la primera ministra tomó su teléfono celular y registró el momento.
El presidente de la Cámara de Diputados, Lorenzo Fontana, ordenó su expulsión inmediata y en ese momento, un grupo de cinco guardias de seguridad lo levantaron de los brazos y de las piernas y lo sacaron de la sala.
«Lo ha hecho mientras hablamos de las fuerzas de seguridad. Esto deja claro quién las respeta y quién no. Se ha descalificado a sí mismo», reprochó Molinari, al retomar la palabra.
A Magi lo arrastraron entre varios agentes de seguridad hasta sacarlo. El recinto retomó su actividad, pero el protagonista de la jornada en Roma luego dio explicaciones en redes sociales.
«Podrán alejar el fantasma del referéndum de la Cámara, pero no nos impedirán intentar informar a los italianos. Sólo pedimos que la Primer Ministro informe a los ciudadanos sobre la votación del referéndum. No te estamos pidiendo un favor, es tu preciso deber. El 8 y 9 de junio votamos, sin miedo», escribió en X para sus más de 30 mil seguidores.
Junto al mensaje, un video de su fantasmagórica aparición en el Palacio Chigi (Palazzo Chigi), la sede del Gobierno de Italia y residencia oficial de la Primer Ministro.
En los últimos días, la agrupación política de Magi denunció supuestos intentos del gobierno de Meloni de silenciar cinco referéndum que tendrán lugar el 8 y 9 de junio para eliminar distintas leyes y para los que se requiere un quórum mínimo de votantes.
Los italianos deberán decidir si se reducen de diez a cinco años el tiempo para que un extranjero pueda solicitar la nacionalidad o si se eliminan ciertos puntos de la criticada Reforma Laboral de 2015, como la no reintegración de un empleado despedido de modo improcedente.
Magi había denunciado en sus redes sociales que «la estrategia del Gobierno» de la ultraderechista Meloni consiste en «apostar por la abstención» porque «teme la voluntad popular».
Tras la aprobación por parte del Consejo de Ministros de Italia del decreto ley que endureció los requisitos para obtener la ciudadanía italiana, muchos argentinos descendientes de italianos perdieron la posibilidad de acceder a la doble nacionalidad.
Sin embargo, un fallo del Tribunal de Campobasso, en Italia, volvió a encender la esperanza de miles de ítalo-argentinos que aún buscan iniciar el tramite.
Hasta hace poco, podían acceder al pasaporte italiano quienes lograran demostrar su descendencia de tercera o cuarta generación de italianos, conforme al principio de ius sanguinis (derecho de sangre). Sin embargo, a partir de la promulgación del decreto de la ministra Meloni del sábado 29 de marzo, solo podrán obtener la ciudadanía los hijos y nietos directos de italianos nativos, entre otros cambios introducidos por la nueva normativa.
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Trump to host roundtable on efforts to thwart cartels, human trafficking operations

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Mexican Senator Lilly Téllez joins ‘Fox & Friends Weekend’ to discuss growing tensions between President Trump and Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro as the U.S. boosts its military presence in the region to target drug boats and cartels.
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FIRST ON FOX: President Donald Trump will host a roundtable at the White House Thursday afternoon with law enforcement and administration officials to discuss the successes of the Homeland Security Task Forces, which the president established on his first day in office to snuff out threats from criminal cartels in the U.S.
«The President’s Homeland Security Task Forces are a landmark achievement that highlight what the federal government can achieve with a leader like President Trump who is willing to slash red tape, increase coordination and put the safety of the American people first,» White House spokeswoman Abigail Jackson told Fox News Digital of the event.
«In a short period of time, the Trump Administration has removed lethal drugs, illegal weapons, dangerous foreign terrorists and cartel members from American communities,» she added. «The American people are safer today because of the HSTFs — and they’re just getting started.»
Trump established the creation of Homeland Security Task Forces Jan. 20 — his first day back in office — via executive order, «Protecting the American People from Invasion.» The executive order directed Attorney General Pam Bondi and Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem to establish such task forces in each state as part of the administration’s efforts to thwart cartels and human trafficking networks operating on U.S. soil.
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President Donald Trump is slated to hold a roundtable with administration officials to discuss updates on the Homeland Security Task Forces. ( Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
The executive order specifically directed the task forces to «end the presence of criminal cartels, foreign gangs, and transnational criminal organizations throughout the United States, dismantle cross-border human smuggling and trafficking networks, end the scourge of human smuggling and trafficking, with a particular focus on such offenses involving children, and ensure the use of all available law enforcement tools to faithfully execute the immigration laws of the United States.»
On Thursday, administration officials will join Trump to provide updates on the task forces’ efforts.
The roundtable will be joined by Deputy Chief of Staff and Homeland Security Advisor Stephen Miller, Noem, Bondi, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, FBI Director Kash Patel and Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, Fox News Digital learned.
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A January executive order directed Attorney General Pam Bondi, here, and Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem to establish such task forces in each state as part of the administration’s efforts to thwart cartels and human trafficking networks operating on U.S. soil. (Yuri Gripas/Abaca/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
Fox News Digital learned that the task forces nationwide became fully operational at the end of August and have yielded thousands of arrests, and the removal of dangerous drugs and illegal firearms from U.S. streets.
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More than 3,000 foreign terrorists and cartel members were arrested as part of the task forces’ operations, including members of notoriously dangerous gangs such as the Sinaloa Cartel, MS-13 and Cartel Jalisco Nuevo Genaracion, Fox News Digital learned.

President Donald Trump will host a roundtable at the White House Oct. 23, 2025, with law enforcement and administration officials, like Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem. (Mark Schiefelbein/The Associated Press)
The task forces also have recovered two million fentanyl pills and seven tons of other deadly narcotics, seized $3 million in currency and removed more than 1,000 illegal guns from U.S. communities.
Trump campaigned, in part, on removing violent illegal immigrants and crime from U.S. communities, spotlighting the efforts in his address before Congress back in March 2025.
«The territory to the immediate south of our border is now dominated entirely by criminal cartels that murder, rape, torture and exercise total control. They have total control over a whole nation. posing a grave threat to our national security,» Trump said at the time. «The cartels are waging war in America, and it’s time for America to wage war on the cartels.»
The roundtable comes as the U.S. military carries out strikes on suspected drug cartel vessels in the Caribbean and eastern Pacific. The strikes began in September and are part of Trump’s broader effort to dismantle transnational cartels by force.
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Trump held a similar roundtable at the White House earlier in October, inviting independent journalists who have experienced Antifa’s violence firsthand to speak about their experiences as the administration targets the left-wing group’s protests outside immigration facilities and recently designating it a «domestic terrorist organization.»
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Maine Dem Senate hopeful backed by Bernie Sanders apologizes for Nazi-style tattoo, vows to stay in race

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Maine Democrat Graham Platner, a first-time Senate candidate backed by Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., says he has covered up a tattoo widely recognized as a Nazi symbol after critics unearthed old social media posts and demanded he quit the race.
Platner’s campaign is facing intense scrutiny after it was revealed he once had a skull-and-crossbones tattoo resembling the Totenkopf used by Hitler’s SS paramilitary forces.
Platner said he got the tattoo in 2007 during a «night of drinking» while on leave in Croatia in the Marine Corps and claimed he did not know its historical associations at the time. He has since covered the image with another tattoo.
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In a video posted to Instagram Wednesday afternoon, Platner elaborated that the design was chosen from a flash tattoo wall while «carousing» with fellow Marines in Split, Croatia.
«We thought it looked cool,» he said.
He claimed he had «lived a life dedicated to anti-fascism, anti-racism and anti-Nazism» and was «appalled» to learn it resembled a hate symbol.
Graham Platner, a Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate in Maine, points to a covered tattoo that had previously been an image recognized as a Nazi symbol, during an interview Wednesday in Portland, Maine. (WGME via AP)
Platner said he had never been questioned about the tattoo during his service and passed Army background checks.
He told The Associated Press he chose to cover rather than remove the tattoo due to a lack of removal services near his home in rural Maine.
«Going to a tattoo removal place is going to take a while,» Platner said. «I wanted this thing off my body.»
In the video, Platner said he had the symbol inked over with a Celtic knot and imagery of dogs, a tribute to his family pets.
«This far more represents who I am now than even the skull and crossbones did,» he said, lifting his shirt to reveal the new tattoo.
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U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner, D-Maine, speaks at a town hall at the Franco Center Oct. 15, in Lewiston, Maine. (Libby Kenny/Sun Journal via AP)
The controversy comes on the heels of deleted Reddit posts in which Platner appeared to mock military sexual assault victims, criticize police and make racially-charged comments about tipping.
Platner since apologized and blamed the posts on depression and PTSD after his military service in Afghanistan. He has vowed to stay in the race and has the backing of Sanders.
Jordan Wood, a Democratic rival in the primary and former chief of staff to Rep. Katie Porter, is calling on Platner to drop out.
«Graham Platner’s Reddit comments and Nazi SS Totenkopf tattoo are disqualifying and not who we are as Mainers or as Democrats,» Wood said in a statement. «With Donald Trump and his sycophants demonizing Americans, spewing hate and running roughshod over the Constitution, Democrats need to be able to condemn Trump’s actions with moral clarity. Graham Platner no longer can.»
Platner said he believes the controversy is part of his life story, not disqualifying.

U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner, D-Maine, acknowledges a large crowd during a town hall Sept. 25, in Portland, Maine. (Daryn Slover/Portland Press Herald via AP)
«I don’t look at this as a liability. I look at this as a life that I have lived, a journey that has been difficult, that has been full of struggle, that has also gotten me to where I am today,» Platner told the AP. «And I’m very proud of who I am.»
He blamed «establishment» forces for amplifying the backlash to derail his campaign.
«Every second we spend talking about a tattoo I got in the Marine Corps is a second we don’t talk about Medicare for all,» Platner said in the video.
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He is running in a packed Democratic primary against Wood and two-term Gov. Janet Mills.
GOP Sen. Susan Collins, who has held the seat for three decades, has not yet commented on the controversy.
Sanders and Collins did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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