Protesters target Russian pavilion at Venice Biennale
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(ANSA) - ROME, MAY 7 - Culture Minister Alessandro Giuli on Thursday blasted Venice Biennale chief Pietrangelo Buttafuoco for having dragged President Sergio Mattarella into a row over the controversial decision to allow Russia to reopen its pavilion at this year's international art exhibition.