Italian police have raided the home of an influencer whose affair with the country’s tourism minister brought about his political downfall.
Italian police have raided the home of an influencer whose affair with the country’s tourism minister brought about his political downfall, with officers seizing a pair of “spy glasses” which she used to film inside parliament.
Police raided her home in Pompeii, the modern town adjacent to the World Heritage ancient Roman archaeological site, seizing her computer, mobile phone and a pair of “spy glasses” that she used to record video of herself walking through the corridors of power in the lower house of parliament in Rome.
The relationship between Sangiuliano, 62, and Boccia, 41, appears to have ended acrimoniously in July.La VeritàLoading He was the first minister to resign from Meloni’s Right-wing government since it came to power nearly two years ago.
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