13 far-right militants' convictions upheld for Fascist salutes at Ramelli march

The Supreme Court of Cassation upheld suspended prison sentences for 13 far-right militants who made fascist salutes during a 2018 march in Milan. This event commemorated Sergio Ramelli, a neofascist youth member killed in 1975 by a far-left group. The militants were found guilty of violating the Scelba Law, which prohibits the reconstitution of Mussolini's Fascist Party. Ramelli's case is a significant part of Italy's history of political violence known as the Years of Lead.