The brother-in-law of the Prime Minister of Italy was accused of “impudence” – media

Italy’s Agriculture Minister Francesco Lollobrigida, who is Prime Minister Giorgi Meloni’s brother-in-law, has been caught up in a scandal and accused of impudence and disrespect for asking railway officials to stop a high-speed train because he wants to go down. The Times writes about it on Wednesday, November 22.

According to the publication, an Italian official asked the train to stop outside Rome because he was late for an appointment. After getting off the train at Ciampino with his escort, Lollobrigida boarded a government vehicle that came toward him.

Opposition politicians accused him of arrogance and snobbery.

The minister said he saw nothing wrong with his actions.

“I asked if it was possible to get off. And everyone had a chance to leave the train after the stop was announced,” he said.

Fellow party members supported him and called the accusations against Lollobrigida “ridiculous.”

Trenitalia, the train operator, said the stop was organized in Ciampino, where the officials disembarked “to fulfill institutional obligations.”

It is known that Lollobrigida is on his way to opening a park in Caivano near Naples.

Trenitalia said the unexpected stop did not cause the train to be delayed. Instead, journalists reported that the train was delayed for 111 minutes.

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