When Antonella Bundu was born in Florence on 4 December 1969, no one could have predicted that she would one day make history in Italian politics. The daughter of an Italian mother and a Sierra Leonean father who came to Florence in the 1960s on a government scholarship to study architecture, Antonella grew up moving between two worlds. In 1972, …
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