(ANSA) - MILAN, 7 DEC - A sardine with Matteo Salvini's face instead of the text and next to it: "MatteoSardina". It is the new work of the TVBoy street artist, which appeared on the wall of the pedestrian iron bridge on Milan's Navigli, with a clear reference to the movement that was staging the Italian squares precisely in opposition to the leader of the League.
Next to the 'Matteo Sardina', Tvboy has created two more works, posting them then all three on social media: in the first one is depicted the life senator and ex deported to Auschwitz Liliana Segre, who holds a road sign with the inscription 'Stop Hate'; in the second, however, the protagonist is always Salvini: the leader of the Northern League in jeans, a green shirt and a jacket, holding a sign with a sardine, this time true, and left 'Matteo Sardina'. "Liliana Segre 'Stop Hate' and MatteoSalvini in the event with the Sardines. Milan Navigli. Pontde Fer" writes Tvboy presenting the two works on social networks.
A 'Salvini Sardini' appears in the Navigli area
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A sardine with Matteo Salvini's face in place of his head and the writing: "Matteo Sardina". (HANDLE)
