Vannacci says would take part in dinner for March on Rome

Roberto Vannacci, leader of the far-right National Future party, announced plans to attend a dinner commemorating Mussolini's March on Rome, calling it a historical event. He defended the commemoration, stating that historical anniversaries should not be controversial. Vannacci's party has seen a slight decline in polls, which he dismissed as manipulated. He has faced criticism for glorifying a WWII unit and for his controversial remarks about women's clothing. Despite backlash, he maintained that his comments were made in jest and emphasized that women should not be judged by their attire.