Meloni's Sister to Testify in Boccia Trial
The trial involves a businesswoman accused of stalking her ex-lover, former minister Sangiuliano, according to ANSA.
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The sister of Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is set to testify in the trial of Maria Rosaria Boccia, a businesswoman accused of stalking her former partner, ex-minister Gennaro Sangiuliano, according to a report from Italian news agency ANSA.
The case centers on allegations that Boccia engaged in stalking behavior toward Sangiuliano following the end of their relationship. Sangiuliano previously held a ministerial position in the Italian government before his resignation amid controversy related to the relationship.
Details on the specific testimony expected from Meloni's sister, as well as the current stage of the proceedings and the trial's broader timeline, were not specified in the available report.
The case has drawn public attention in Italy due to its connections to a former senior government official.
Sources
- Meloni's sister to testify at Boccia trial — ANSA (Italy)
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