Proper noun
Salvini (plural Salvinis)
A surname from Italian.
A committee in the Italian Senate has formally authorised an investigation into Lega’s Matteo Salvini over allegations of kidnapping migrants who weren’t disembarked from the Italian coast guard ship Gregoretti in July. Source: Internet
China, the origin of the outbreak, has also sent medical supplies to Italy, amid complaints from eurosceptic far-right leader Matteo Salvini that the European Union was failing in its duty of solidarity. Source: Internet
Italy’s right wing League leader Matteo Salvini failed to overturn decades of left of in the northern region of Emilia-Romagna last Sunday. Source: Internet
Gay (2002, 166 167); Williams (2002, 130) Late nineteenth-century European Macbeths aimed for heroic stature, but at the expense of subtlety: Tommaso Salvini in Italy and Adalbert Matkowsky in Germany were said to inspire awe, but elicited little pity. Source: Internet
Matteo Salvini, the firebrand former deputy prime minister of Italy, is waiting in the wings to capitalise on Italy's dissatisfaction with the EU's response. Source: Internet
ROME — Italian senators voted on Wednesday to lift immunity for far-right leader Matteo Salvini, opening the way for a potentially career-ending trial over accusations that he illegally detained migrants at sea last year. Source: Internet