ItalyOn the 143rd anniversary of Benito Mussolini's birth in Predappio, Italy, the commemorations were subdued compared to previous years. There was no traditional Roman salute or parade, with only around fifty attendees, including Mussolini's great-granddaughters Orsola and Vittoria. The event was affected by poor weather, though the sun eventually came out. The usual procession to the San Cassiano cemetery was canceled, and participants wore black with flags representing various historical groups. Vittoria Mussolini spoke, noting her grandfather's dislike of celebrating his birthday and his prohibition against media attention. Participants were asked to place their hand over their heart instead of performing the Roman salute to avoid legal issues. Security was present but discreet, and while Forza Nuova had set up a booth nearby, no members participated. The event reflected the family's preference for avoiding direct political involvement.
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