Scandalous words of the pro-journalist: He almost gave his consent to the rapists

An event that occurred in Italy in recent weeks has created a great debate both in the country and in international public opinion.

In Palermo, Sicily, seven men between the ages of 18 and 22 raped a 19-year-old woman and filmed this horrible attack. While castration was on the order of the day in Italy, where there was an explosion of anger after the incident was revealed and the sickening details published, the scandalous statements by the “pro-party” journalist, known for his closeness to Italian right wing liberal prime minister Giorgia Meloni.

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Andrea Giambruno, in the television program “Diario del giorno” broadcast on Rete 4, was about to accuse the victim of rape in the incident that occurred in Sicily.

Giambruno, whose career took off after Meloni became prime minister and recently managed to make a TV show, said: “If you go dancing, you have the right to get drunk, that’s fine, don’t get me wrong. But if you get drunk and pass out, you may encounter some trouble and you may meet a wolf,” he said. Giambruno’s words, on the contrary, created a cold shower effect on the Italian public.

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Cecilia D’Elia, of the opposition Democratic Party, said: “I want to tell Giambrunp that boys must be taught respect, girls must be taught before being careful. “Instead of telling girls to be careful, we should be teaching boys what consent is.”

Giambruno, whose career has been on the rise since Meloni took office last October, said his words were distorted.