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epa10251118 An undated handout photo made available by the Chigi Palace press office shows portraits, including one of fascist dictator Benito Mussolini (top C), up a wall at the Italian industry minstry in Rome, Italy (issued 18 October 2022). A photo of Fascist dictator Benito Mussolini was removed form the industry ministry on 18 October after it was put on show along with all the other predecessors of outgoing industry minister Giorgetti for the 90th anniversary of the building. The ministry said the photo would be removed "to avert polemics and instrumentalizations". Giorgetti had previously pointed out that a photo of the dictator is in the premier's office too. "No one has noticed that (Mussolini's photo) is also in Palazzo Chigi, not only at the industry ministry," had said Giorgetti, who is tipped to take the key economy minister's portfolio in Georgia Meloni's likely new cabinet. Asked why the dictator's photo had been put up in his ministry now, Giorgetti replied that Mussolini had been the first corporations minister and that the photos of all the industry ministers in Italian history had been put on display to mark the 90th anniversary of the building, Palazzo Piacentini. "But if there's a problem we will remove it," said the League party bigwig. EPA/CHIGI PALACE PRESS OFFICE HANDOUT HANDOUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/NO SALES

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