
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni expressed her condolences to Police Chief Vittorio Pisani for the passing of Inspector Antonio Villani, offering condolences to the family and the police force.
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The news concerns an institutional meeting at Palazzo Chigi dedicated to public order.
On the sidelines of the summit on public order, at Palazzo Chigi, as far as we know, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni expressed her personal and government condolences to Police Chief Vittorio Pisani for the death of inspector Antonio Villani, addressing her condolences to the family and to all the police.

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The Meloni government gathered security leaders at Palazzo Chigi to discuss the management of public order after the clashes in Milan. A crackdown on minors, who represent 80% of those arrested, is being considered.

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