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The jokes and rumors about the link between the Prime Minister of Italy, Giorgia Meloni, and the Argentine President, Javier Milei, They multiplied this week with the meeting between the two within the framework of the G7 summit in Italy and even reached Wikipedia.
In the popular virtual collaborative encyclopedia –where anyone can edit and review the different entries- The name of Javier Milei appeared this Saturday morning as Meloni’s partner between 2016 and 2023, in the Spanish profile of the prime minister. The same did not happen in the entry on Milei.
Towards noon, the entry was corrected with the name that really went in that box: Andrea Giambruno, an Italian journalist and television presenter with whom Meloni was in a relationship until last year. In their almost ten years of relationship they had a daughter, Ginevra. Since the Prime Minister announced her separation last year, she has not introduced another partner.
In recent weeks, rumors and memes have grown on social media about an alleged relationship between Meloni and Milei, without any concrete evidence, and encouraged especially by profiles associated with the Argentine president. The leader of La Libertad Avanza also did not introduce any couple from his separation with actress Fátima Florez, last April.
The two leaders They met for the first time last February and this week they saw each other again after the Italian prime minister, in charge of the G7 presidency, will invite the libertarian leader to the summit of the exclusive forum in southern Italy.
This Saturday, Meloni published images with his peers from the group of the seven richest democracies in the world and the guests at the summit. To a post with a photo with Milei –in which they appear laughing- He gave it as an epigraph Milei’s classic phrase “long live freedom” in Italian, along with the flags of two countries.
He video of the meeting between the two on Friday morning It was also widely shared on social networks due to the obvious good tune and even a whisper from the libertarian leader to the far-right prime minister.
“You have made an incredible journey to be here,” Meloni said to Milei in perfect Spanish upon receiving him. Afterwards they had a bilateral meeting. “How nice to see you,” he replied.
“How do I continue?” he asked her, and the prime minister showed him his way.
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