
Antonio Padellaro
Antonio Padellaro is an Italian journalist and co-founder of the influential newspaper Fatto Quotidiano. Known for his outspoken views, Padellaro has recently stirred controversy with his book 'Antifascisti immaginari,' where he critiques what he perceives as a hollow and theatrical antifascism that fails to resonate with the younger generation. His commentary often challenges the mainstream political discourse in Italy, advocating for a more genuine engagement with the historical tragedies of fascism and the Foibe. In recent news, he emphasized the need for clearer condemnation of past atrocities from contemporary political leaders, expressing frustration over the ambivalence displayed by figures like Elly Schlein and Giuseppe Conte.
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Recent news mentions
Antonio Padellaro is a journalist who strongly reacted to Bocchino's comments about Michela Murgia.
«Chi se ne frega di Michela Murgia»: polemica sulle frasi di Italo Bocchino a "Il Libro possibile"Antonio Padellaro's book criticizes imaginary antifascists.
Gad Lerner: «Sbagliato ridicolizzare l'antifascismo. Dobbiamo prendere le distanze dai regimi autoritari»Antonio Padellaro, journalist and founder of Fatto Quotidiano, discusses his latest book, Antifascisti immaginari.
Padellaro: «Il fascismo non c’è, vedo tanti luoghi comuni. La cultura del piagnisteo non porta voti a sinistra»









