Roberto Valvo, a high-school history teacher who claimed there was no proof of the Holocaust, was acquitted in court. Judge Maria Cristina Muccari ruled that he had expressed a personal opinion, which is not a crime.
Valvo had made the comments, as well as other antisemitic insults, to an 16-year old Jewish student. Valvo later repeated his comments in a more public forum, and said that the camps were made up, but the judge still ruled that this was a private talk where Valvo expressed his opinions, and not propaganda.
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