Meloni: "Welcome back home." And they thank the government
Two Italians, Alberto Trentini and Mario Burlò, return home from detention in Venezuela, greeted by family and government officials including Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.
Mario Burlò: "In that prison, I risked going insane, they said I was a spy"
Mario Burlò, an Italian entrepreneur recently released from El Rodeo prison in Venezuela, reflects on his ordeal and the misconceptions surrounding his imprisonment amid legal troubles in Italy.
The account of the two Italian prisoners freed in Venezuela: "It was worse than Alcatraz, 14 months sleeping on the floor with cockroaches"
Alberto Trentini and Mario Burlò recount their 14-month ordeal in a Venezuelan prison, describing the conditions as worse than Alcatraz.
Alberto Trentini free only thanks to his mother. The red hatred of the Cgil against Meloni and the government
The article discusses the left's criticism of Giorgia Meloni's government in relation to the release of Alberto Trentini and Mario Burlò, framing it as an attempt to undermine the government based on ideological biases.
The flight plans, the departure, the 'supersonic' jet to take them home
The Venezuelan Foreign Minister informed his Italian counterpart about the decision to release Alberto Trentini and Mario Burlò, leading to the immediate deployment of an Italian private jet for their return from Venezuela.
Trentini and Burlò, the plane from Venezuela has landed in Italy: live news
A state aircraft from Caracas landed in Ciampino bringing back Alberto Trentini and Mario Burlò, who were released after over 14 months of detention in Venezuela, along with Aise director Giovanni Caravelli.
The plane with Trentini and Burlò in Italy. Meloni and Tajani welcoming them at Ciampino
An aircraft from Caracas carrying Italians Alberto Trentini and Mario Burlò, who were released after over 14 months in detention in Venezuela, is set to land in Ciampino, Italy, where they will be welcomed by Meloni and Tajani.
Trentini Finally Free. Today the Embrace of Italy
Alberto Trentini and Mario Burlò have been released from a Venezuelan prison, marking a joyful moment for Italy as they return to the Italian embassy in Caracas.
Home also for Burlò. "I slept on the ground, I lost 30 kilos. Worse than Alcatraz"
Mario Burlò, a Turin entrepreneur, has been released from Venezuelan prisons after 14 months without knowing the reason for his arrest, joining Alberto Trentini in the fight for the release of 42 other Italians still detained in Venezuela, many for political reasons.
Trentini and Burlò towards Italy: Awaiting the State flight that brings them home at Ciampino
Alberto Trentini and Mario Burlò, two Italians released from Venezuelan prisons, are expected to arrive at Rome's Ciampino airport tomorrow morning on a State flight after a 423-day ordeal.
Shaving, liberation, then the first words of Trentini: "I didn't know about Maduro". And Burlò calls his daughter
Alberto Trentini and Mario Burlò express relief and gratitude after being unexpectedly freed and conveyed their ignorance about Maduro's capture upon arriving at the Italian embassy in Caracas.
Mario Burlò, who is the businessman freed in Venezuela
Mario Burlò, an Italian entrepreneur, was finally freed from a Venezuelan prison after over a year of detention without formal charges, allowing him to contact his daughter and reassure her of his health.
Alberto Trentini released together with Mario Burlò. The joy of Meloni. Tajani: “The premier was pre-alerted but discretion was needed”
Alberto Trentini has been released after 423 days of imprisonment and is currently at the Italian embassy in Caracas, expressing relief and gratitude for his treatment during captivity.
Alberto Trentini out of prison: 'Can I have a cigarette? They treated us well, they didn't torture us'
Alberto Trentini and Mario Burlò spoke positively about their treatment after being released from prison in Caracas, expressing surprise at their liberation and gratitude to the ambassador for the efforts made to secure their release.
Who is Mario Burlò, Italian released after being kidnapped in Venezuela
Mario Burlò, a businessman from Turin, has been released after being held in Venezuela on vague terrorism charges.
Venezuela, Tajani's Announcement: "Trentini and Burlò are Free". Meloni: "Joy"
Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani announced the release of Alberto Trentini and Mario Burlò, who are currently safe at the Italian embassy in Caracas and will soon return to Italy.
Alberto Trentini is free. The Italian cooperant will return to Italy with Mario Burlò
Alberto Trentini, an Italian humanitarian worker, has been released and will return to Italy alongside Mario Burlò, with Italian officials expressing their satisfaction with the outcome.
Alberto Trentini is free. The Italian aid worker is with Mario Burlò at the embassy in Caracas
Alberto Trentini and entrepreneur Mario Burlò have been freed and are currently at the Italian embassy in Caracas, with the Italian government expressing appreciation for their release.