Alessandro Giuli

[6] He inherited his political beliefs from his father's side of the family, as his paternal grandfather was a staunch supporter of Benito Mussolini's regime and the Republic of Salò.

[1] During those years, he developed a passion for pre-Christian paganism and ancient Italic populations, to which he would later dedicate studies and research with connections to neo-fascist culture, which throughout the 20th century was often inspired by the rituals and imagery of those peoples.

[6] Giuli began his journalistic career in some local newspapers and then moved to Il Foglio, where he was first appointed deputy director in 2008 and then co-director until 2017.

L'identità irrisolta dei postfascisti, Individui e potere tra identità e integrazione, and E viene la Magna Madre: i riti, il culto e l'azione di Cibele Romana, and was a member of the scientific committee of the Leonardo-Civiltà delle Macchine Foundation and an analyst and consultant for the Med-Or Foundation.

On stage, Sgarbi, who at the time was Undersecretary of Culture, while speaking with singer Morgan, made several vulgar and sexist remarks.

Giuli sworning in as minister to president Sergio Mattarella