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Por que é que as fotos do ministro dos Negócios Estrangeiros de Itália de minissaia estão a tornar-se virais?

As declarações de Tajani sobre o comprimento da saia das mulheres valeram-lhe chacota nas redes e críticas de outros políticos e até da Igreja.

LEIA MAIS : http://pt.euronews.com/2026/09/29/por-que-e-que-as-fotos-do-ministro-dos-negocios-estrangeiros-de-italia-de-minissaia-estao-

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00:03O que é a foto de Itali's Foreign Minister, António Tajani, em um miniskirt, vai viral?
00:09Não, ele não se tornou a forma de se tornar um fashão ao longo do ano.
00:13Estes fotos são realmente AI-generado, e Italiens estão compartilhando com eles
00:17sobre um mensagem de controversial que ele fez.
00:19Para entender a joke, nós precisamos voltar a algo que Tajani disse
00:22em um evento de um evento em Roma no 18 de setembro.
00:26Quando arguing that voters should choose a reliable party rather than one that might
00:30seem more appealing, Tajani compared this with advising his son on what type of woman to marry.
00:37In the metaphor, he said that one woman might be attractive but unreliable,
00:41while another could be less conspicuous but more dependable.
00:45He then suggested a more serious woman might wear a longer skirt.
00:49The comment has gone viral on social media, where women in Italy have turned Tajani into a meme,
00:55commenting that the length of a woman's skirt does not determine her loyalty.
01:00It has also sparked wrath from Italy's opposition parties.
01:03Former Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi shared two of the pictures,
01:07saying that Tajani had become more of a meme than a minister.
01:11And here, senators from several opposition parties posted a picture of themselves in skirts,
01:16in an act of protest one described as being about women's freedom to dress without men judging them.
01:22Tajani even earned a rebuke from the Catholic Church.
01:25Giuseppe Batturi, head of the Italian Bishops' Conference,
01:28said that every word directed at a woman must be filled with respect and admiration.
01:34Italy's Prime Minister Giorgio Malone said that the comment came out badly
01:38and warned people not to blow it out of proportion.
01:41And as for Tajani, he's since apologised, saying he never intended to offend women.

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