In the heart of Italy, where art and activism often intertwine, a provocative message has emerged, igniting dialogue and debate across the nation. The phrase “Uccidi i Pro Vita,” which translates to “Kill the Pro Life,” has appeared in public spaces in both rome and Bergamo, stirring a mixture of outrage, curiosity, and reflection. This…
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