Rome, wild boars walking on the Trionfale: video is viral

“Via Trionfale, in the heart of Rome … A family of wild boars strolls quietly among cars and people. Would this be the ‘continuity’ that Raggi would like for the capital of Italy?”. To write is Matteo Salvini, leader of the League, on the attack of the mayor on Twitter, sharing the video with the ungulates that has now gone viral for a few hours. The number one of the Carroccio is therefore not alone. Dozens and dozens of users, mostly indignant, commenting on the ‘stroll’ of the pigs, between irony and indignation. “From an open-air museum to safari is a moment”, tweets Myrta Merlino, while there are those who propose a democratic solution to the problem: “With the wild boars of Rome – they ironically – we need to talk”. But they must also “thank us that we Romans are lazy, otherwise at this time there was a pappardella festival to the bitter end from la giustiniana to vermicino”, they underline. “Great Master Battiato, the era of the black boar is back …”, they joke, while spreading unusual agency launches: “+++ Last hour +++ replica of the #Cinghars for their walk in North Rome” we came to see the cable car “”. Then the question to the social network, which has remained unanswered so far: “But if food goes around the eternal city alive, can we talk about Roman-style street food?” Via Trionfale, in the heart of Rome …
A family of wild boars leisurely strolls among the cars and people.
Would this be the “continuity” that Raggi would like for the capital of Italy? pic.twitter.com/b2OYRjU6Do— Matteo Salvini (@matteosalvinimi) September 21, 2021