Italian Senator's Outrageous Remarks Spark Fury in Senate Debate

Italian Senator's Controversial Remarks on Children and Crime Spark Senate Debate Rome, Italy – June 4, 2025 – A heated debate erupted in the Italian Senate today following controversial remarks made by Senator Gianni Berrino of the Brothers of Italy party. During a discussion on the government's Security Decree, Berrino made inflammatory statements suggesting that women who have children for the purpose of theft are "not worthy." He further claimed that children might be safer in prison than with parents who use them for criminal activities. "'Le donne che fanno figli per poter rubare, non sono degne di farlo'," Berrino stated, according to video footage of the event. His words were met with gasps and murmurs of disapproval from other senators. The video shows clear visual evidence of the strong reactions to his comments. The incident has sparked widespread debate about the Security Decree and the broader societal implications of Berrino's assertions. Critics have condemned his remarks as insensitive and inflammatory, while supporters have defended his right to express his views. The video itself has garnered significant attention online, highlighting the controversy's reach beyond the Senate walls. The debate continues, raising questions about the balance between security measures and protecting vulnerable populations. The Security Decree's passage remains uncertain, with the controversy surrounding Berrino's comments adding to the political complexities of the legislation.