Who is Marzia Casolati, Lega senator with goldsmith shop: she took the bonus

 Marzia Casolati, senator of the League suspended by her party for having received the contribution of 1500 euros provided by the Piedmont Region for companies forced to close due to the lockdown, is 50 years old, was born in Turin where she lives and has a goldsmith shop.
    He approaches politics as a young man: at 22 he joins the Northern League, covering numerous positions. In 1993 she was elected to the Municipal Council of her city and remained there until 2001.
    She arrived at the Senate two years ago, elected in the college of Moncalieri, and was part of the European Politics Commission, of the Extraordinary Commission on Human Rights and the Commission of investigation into femicide. She is married and as shown by the patrimonial documentation given to the Senate, in 2019 she declared a total income of 101,314 euros.
    As the Lega pointed out, the 1500 euro regional bonus was lawfully requested by the senator and "has long since been fully paid back". However, as the president of the senators of the Lega Massimiliano Romeo remarked in a note, "it is not appropriate for parliamentarians to access this type of subsidy". The suspension from the party - he adds - was accepted and shared by Casolati.