Advocacy of fascism and even resurrect the old fascist party could soon be entirely possible in Italy. Especially if it thrives bill introduced by a group of senators from the party of Silvio Berlusconi to abolish the article of the Italian Constitution explicitly prohibits advocacy of fascism and "the reorganization in any form, of the dissolved Fascist Party." The proposal was submitted on March 29 by a group of five senators of the People of Freedom, the Berlusconi-led training with Senator Cristano De Eccher to the head.
Il Cavaliere, meanwhile, has always avoided speaking out against Mussolini and has come to joke about the racial laws passed by the fascist regime of Il Duce and the mass deportation of nearly 7,000 Italian Jews to German concentration camps, where most died. "Mussolini never killed anyone," claimed the Italian prime minister some years ago in an interview to British newspaper 'The Spectator'.
"Mussolini sent people only vacation beyond the border." The president of the Senate and member of Berlusconi's party, Renato Schifani, expressed his shock at the bill presented by some of his coreligionists that opens the door to the resurrection of the old Fascist Party, declaring his hope that the text is finally withdrawn.
The opposition, meanwhile, has put the scream in the sky: "I consider very serious and offensive to the history of this country and for our democracy that the people of Liberty still abolished through a bill, the crime apology of fascism, "said Anna Finocchiaro, the Senate spokesman for the Democratic Party, the main strength of the opposition center-left.
"We demand immediate removal." For his part, considering the controversy over the minister's Action Programme, Gianfranco Rotondi, has tried to distance the bill, saying that "there is no willingness by the government or the People of Liberty to promote the abolition of the crime of advocacy of fascism.
" But the bill is still there ... 
Il Cavaliere, meanwhile, has always avoided speaking out against Mussolini and has come to joke about the racial laws passed by the fascist regime of Il Duce and the mass deportation of nearly 7,000 Italian Jews to German concentration camps, where most died. "Mussolini never killed anyone," claimed the Italian prime minister some years ago in an interview to British newspaper 'The Spectator'.
"Mussolini sent people only vacation beyond the border." The president of the Senate and member of Berlusconi's party, Renato Schifani, expressed his shock at the bill presented by some of his coreligionists that opens the door to the resurrection of the old Fascist Party, declaring his hope that the text is finally withdrawn.
The opposition, meanwhile, has put the scream in the sky: "I consider very serious and offensive to the history of this country and for our democracy that the people of Liberty still abolished through a bill, the crime apology of fascism, "said Anna Finocchiaro, the Senate spokesman for the Democratic Party, the main strength of the opposition center-left.
"We demand immediate removal." For his part, considering the controversy over the minister's Action Programme, Gianfranco Rotondi, has tried to distance the bill, saying that "there is no willingness by the government or the People of Liberty to promote the abolition of the crime of advocacy of fascism.
" But the bill is still there ...
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