Salvini: "The fact that Salim el Koudri is Italian makes me feel worse"
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Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini stated that the fact that Salim el Koudri, accused of a violent act in Modena, is Italian makes the situation "worse." Salvini highlighted the severity of the alleged crime, noting the perpetrator was not an isolated individual but a graduate who reportedly drove at high speed, endangering people, and expressed extremist sentiments.
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Matteo Salvini, Italy's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport, commented on the case of Salim el Koudri, who is accused of a violent incident in Modena. Salvini expressed his strong negative feelings about the perpetrator's alleged actions and background.
Per il fatto che Salim el Koudri sia italiano "peggio mi sento", "se va in giro col coltello in macchina, falcia la gente a 100 all'ora in centro a Modena e scrive bastardi cristiani e inneggia ad Allah in arabo su profili chiusi da Facebook (e ce ne vuole di impegno per Facebook per chiudere i profili) evidentemente ancora è più grave. Nel senso che non era un disadattato che viveva sotto un ponte isolato dal resto del mondo addirittura laureato".
Lo afferma il vicepremier e ministro dei Trasporti, Matteo Salvini, a 24 Mattino su Radio24.
Open Questions
- What were the specific charges against Salim el Koudri?
- What was the outcome of the investigation into the incident in Modena?
- What actions, if any, has Facebook taken regarding the alleged closed profiles?
- What is the current legal status of Salim el Koudri?
