
AI-generated summary
La cittadinanza onoraria era stata attribuita a Mussolini il 24 maggio 1924 dal commissario prefettizio Antonio Zanon, nel periodo in cui numerosi Comuni italiani conferirono analoghi riconoscimenti al capo del governo fascista.
Benito Mussolini non è più cittadino onorario di Brescia. A 102 anni dal conferimento, il Consiglio comunale della città lombarda ha approvato la mozione per la revoca dell'onorificenza con 17 voti favorevoli, nove astensioni e nessun voto contrario.
La decisione è arrivata al termine di un lungo dibattito in aula. Due emendamenti presentati dal centrodestra sono stati respinti dalla maggioranza di centrosinistra. La mozione era stata depositata il 28 ottobre 2024 dal consigliere del Pd Andrea Curcio e attendeva da quasi due anni di essere discussa.
La cittadinanza onoraria era stata attribuita a Mussolini il 24 maggio 1924 dal commissario prefettizio Antonio Zanon, nel periodo in cui numerosi Comuni italiani conferirono analoghi riconoscimenti al capo del governo fascista.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Altri comuni italiani potrebbero avviare procedure simili per revocare onorificenze a figure fasciste
Possible · Within months

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