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Daisy Osakue, a 22-year-old record-thrower born in Italy to Nigerian parents, was wounded at one eye Sunday night after receiving an egg thrown from a car near Turin.
Suffering from abrasion and injuries to the cornea, it may not be able to participate in the European Championships next week in Berlin. For her, there is no doubt: her or his attackers were looking for a black target.
"All aggression will be punished and sentenced, I will always be with those who suffer violence," responded Matteo Salvini wishing a quick cure to Mrs. Osakue but without mentioning the other cases.
Avalanche of reactions
This aggression provoked an avalanche of reactions all the more indignant that it arrived after a tight weekend and the revelation by the press of a dozen other cases in less than two months
Daisy Osakue, 22 years old, is the most talented under 23 Italian athlete in the discus throw. She was injured by a bunch of guys in a racially-motivated attack allegedly
If so, this is just the last of such shocking attacks recently #Italy
I'll thread about this later ] pic.twitter.com/uZe31k40dU– Antonello Guerrera (@antoguerrera) July 30, 2018
Wave of racist badault in the country
On the night of Saturday to Sunday in a small town in south of Rome, the suspicion cost the life of a 43-year-old Moroccan, chased by car by Italians accusing him of being a burglar. After striking a wall, he was hit by his pursuers and died in the hospital.
In Palermo, a 19-year-old Senegalese who was standing in front of a bar was beaten by a group of Italians shouting "dirty negro"
Far from trying to ease tensions, Matteo Salvini continued his offensive: "I recall that there are about 700 crimes committed every day in Italy by immigrants, that is to say near a third of the total, and this is the only real urgency for which I am fighting as a minister ".
By AFP |
Posted on 31/07/2018 at 22:45
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