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Enel CEO meets with Putin immediately prior to invasion of Ukraine

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Why was this Undone? This is an extremely relevant action taken by the company's leadership just prior to worldwide malice. Actions such as these should not be deleted / censored.

Here is what happens when relevant facts such as these are deleted and/or minimized. Public awareness of a company's involvement with Authoritarian Regimes for purposes of personal and company profit, go largely unnoticed by the public. Said involvement therefore continues, and not only supports said authoritarian regimes accused of warcrimes, but also makes the users performing such censorship party to the suffering, displacement, and war crimes against millions of people. Meanwhile, the user make such changes can sit comfortably in their heated home, content with having supported such malice, because of their misguided beliefs that not only such malice is not in fact malice, but the additionally misguided belief that editing Wikipedia has no discernable effect on humanity's collective knowledge and awareness of such malice. This must not be tolerated.  Preceding unsigned comment added by Unlawfulwaffles (talkcontribs) 15:49, 31 March 2022 (UTC)Reply

In early 2022, Enel and acting CEO Francesco Starace came under criticism for meeting in person with acting President of Russia Vladimir Putin to discuss massive Russian investments & sanction exemptions, just over a week prior to the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine.[8]

The editor who reverted was right. It is misplaced; it doesn't belong in the lead. I've reverted your recent addition. Wait to get consensus here before trying to put it back in the article. Dhtwiki (talk) 20:43, 31 March 2022 (UTC)Reply

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