Di Battista’s return to Italy postponed, remains hospitalized in Cuba

Di Battista's return to Italy postponed, remains hospitalized in Cuba
Foto LaPresse 16-09-2022 Milano, Italia - Cronaca - L'incontro 30 Anni Dalle Stragi all'auditorium Giorgio Gaber di Palazzo Pirelli a Milano. Nella foto: Alessandro Di Battista  September 16, 2022 Milano Italy - News - The meeting 30 Years From the Massacres at the Giorgio Gaber auditorium of Palazzo Pirelli in Milan. In the photo: Alessandro Di Battista LaPresse

The return from Cuba of Alessandro Di Battista has been postponed indefinitely. The former M5s member was expected in Italy today but, as communicated with a message on social media by the Schierarsi Association – reposted by Di Battista himself – “the return of Alessandro Di Battista has been postponed. We ask everyone to maintain the utmost discretion and caution in sharing information, pending further updates.”

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Di Battista’s return to Italy from Cuba, where he was hospitalized, was scheduled for this afternoon. For Alessandro Di Battista, the moment of returning to Italy from Cuba, where the former M5s deputy has been hospitalized in serious condition for about a week, first in Santa Clara and then in Havana, following severe headaches, is therefore postponed. Every decision is suspended pending the patient’s fitness to fly. For this type of evaluation, two specialists from Gemelli in Rome flew to Havana in recent days and are assisting the medical staff at “Hermanos Ameijeiras,” and they might travel on the plane that will bring Di Battista back to Rome. Alongside the former deputy are also, among others, Sahra Lahouasnia, the mother of his two children, and Luca Di Giuseppe, president of Schierarsi, the association he founded. The return to Italy (by air ambulance, with costs covered by the insurance company with which the former parliamentarian had taken out a policy) was announced by Di Battista himself on social media. The former parliamentarian was in Cuba for a journalistic report

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