The bronze statue entitled “From mother’s milk we come” was unveiled this afternoon in the Senate, hidden under a red cloth near the refreshment stand. Created by artist Vera Omodeo, the statue depicts a woman breastfeeding a newborn and received bipartisan applause at the ceremony led by Ignazio La Russa. The President of the Senate described it as a tribute to all women, highlighting the message of peace and vulnerability conveyed by the artwork.

La Russa explained that all group leaders and vice-presidents of the Senate agreed to showcase the artwork in honor of Mother’s Day. He emphasized the importance of recognizing and supporting both biological and non-biological mothers, as well as celebrating the memory of mothers that all individuals share.

The unveiling of the statue in the Senate brought together senators from different political parties, who united around the message of freedom of choice and support for motherhood and families. Democrats, Fratelli d’Italia, and the League all expressed their support for policies that empower parents and promote birth rates, as well as recognizing and supporting women’s choices. The presence of a female statue in the Senate was seen as a positive sign towards gender equality and empowerment.

Overall, the unveiling of the statue in