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Tramontano and Villa Pamphili cases classified as aggravated voluntary homicide rather than feminicide
Prosecutors have classified the Tramontano and Villa Pamphili cases as aggravated voluntary homicide instead of feminicide. In the Impagnatiello case, the prosecutor recognized premeditation as an aggravating factor.
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- Reporting@fam_cristianaTramontano e Villa Pamphili, perché non sono femminicidi per la legge
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