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Italian rapper accuses state TV of tried censorship

Italian rapper Fedez has bought a wave of public lend a hand after going public with makes an strive via RAI state television to censor his planned remarks calling attention to homophobia during a Workers' Day are living efficiency
Italian rapper Fedez has received a wave of public support after going public with attempts by RAI state television to censor his planned remarks calling attention to homophobia during a Workers' Day concert

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