The Brothers of Italy are now putting their faith in Caio Giulio Cesare Mussolini.
With populists already in power in Italy, one far-right party is hoping a new face with an old name, the great grandson of the country’s notorious fascist dictator Benito Mussolini, could help it make gains in next month’s elections.
"I share their ideas about retaking sovereignty, protecting our country and the family,” Caio Mussolini said, talking of the Brothers of Italy Party. “Why spend €100 on a migrant then peanuts on pensioners?” he asked. He went on to compare the war-time leader, who introduced a series of Nazi-inspired anti-Semitism laws to Italy, to a former British Prime Minister."Tony Blair’s backing for the war in Iraq was a crime but the British don’t attack him every day for this,” he claimed.
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