Italians fuming over Charlie Hebdo quake cartoons
Max Civili
Press TV, Rome
The French controversial satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo has made the headlines again. This time, by publishing two cartoons that mock Italy’s recent deadly earthquake and its victims. The cartoons have been widely criticized for showing lack of respect to human lives.
Our correspondent Max Civili has more.
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