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«La scarcerazione di Youssef Siher sta facendo discutere l’Italia. Il trentenne, amministratore del canale Telegram ‘Movimento 17 ottobre’, era stato fermato con accuse gravi, tra cui istigazione a delinquere con l’aggravante della finalità terroristica.» «La Procura aveva chiesto la custodia cautelare in carcere, ma la giudice di Milano, Tiziana Landoni, non ha convalidato il fermo, ritenendo insufficienti gli indizi di colpevolezza sulla base degli elementi disponibili.» Giorgia Meloni ha definito la decisione vergognosa, sostenendo che mortifichi il lavoro delle forze dell’ordine e renda più difficile proteggere i cittadini. La giudice, invece, ha sottolineato che criticare il governo e promuovere manifestazioni o forme di disobbedienza civile non equivale automaticamente a istigare alla violenza. La domanda resta: dove finisce la libertà di espressione e dove comincia la responsabilità penale? Voi siete d’accordo con la giudice o con le critiche di Meloni? #Youssef_Siher
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