The journalist on charges against Dubala is dismissed: Why are VIPs receiving more special treatment in Italy

Everything related to Juventu creates controversy in Italy, and so has been the news that Paulo Dybala and his girlfriend have proved positive to the coronary.

The attacker delivered the news on social networks, while then it was his girlfriend who specified that even a third person close to them also had COVID-19, but only the one with slight symptoms.

But this has caused controversy over the issue to erupt, with Italian opinionist Selvagia Lukareli criticising the way certain individuals are receiving special treatment.

I'm asking for an explanation why in Lombardi they're not making tampons to people dying at home and Dibala, girlfriend and “Another person” without symptoms could make tampons. Now I want to know why there's a favorite VIP lane, whether these footballers, journalists, show leaders or manager boys like the one from the Provera Tronket that had no symptoms. Health should not privilege anyone and make it happen as hundreds of people call desperately looking for tampons for people who are feeling bad, makes me angry at extraordinary levels.

Is there a way to make tampons private or paid? All right, tell us where to buy equipment or service. Or should Dibala alone know? Isn't there a way to do it in private structures or do it in public structures? Even worse. Public structures cannot do so for people who appear with mild symptoms, much less for those who do not have symptoms. And if Dibala did it in a private clinic thanks to Juventus, there are journalists like Porro who did it at the Splenzan Institute, the public structure. This story has to end. We want clarity. Either everyone, or none of them”, was her Facebook post, giving voice in fact to the protests of many ordinary citizens who had seen in these days how VIPs could have run tests very easily.