In the unseasonal cold of Potenza, in the crowded square of the Lucanian capital, Giorgia Meloni, Antonio Tajani And Matteo Salvini the final sprint to the outgoing governor, the Italian Vito Bardi for the closing of the electoral campaign. “Thank you for being here despite the unforgiving climate, you left the house anyway and so I have to thank you doubly…“, said the Prime Minister from the stage to the crowd that filled the Prefecture Square.
Many topics were addressed by the Prime Minister, who took stock of the year and a half at Palazzo Chigi, especially the reason for the work done by this executive. “It’s over there Banana Republic where the prevaricators always get away with it and the left can tear its clothes as much as it wants, I don’t care how long it tears its clothes I know I’m on the right path“said Meloni. Salvini reiterated that this executive will last “until the end of the legislature, Schlein and Conte put their minds at rest“. And Tajani underlined that “good governance pays, those who work in a positive manner are appreciated even beyond the boundaries of their own coalition“. The Prime Minister also responded to those who seek to attack the government regarding the issue of abortion, inviting those present not to believe “at fake news, they say about us that we argue but in the morning we laugh at those reconstructions, they try to stir up discord to slow down the government’s action. The only way to measure the compactness of a government is to evaluate the speed with which it can work“.
And this government, in a year and a half, has “done much more than left-wing governments held together with scotch tape“. And turning to the opposition, he invited them not to do “morality on taxes and healthcare. Taxes are not a beautiful thing, but a necessary one. I want a tax man and a State that does not vex“. And from the stage in Potenza, still referring to the opposition and to those who in recent days, after the attack on La Sapienza, have resumed the usual refrain against the police, acting as a megaphone for the protests of the collectives in the streets, the prime minister wanted to express”solidarity with the police for the umpteenth attack of a few days at the La Sapienza University of Rome, given that no exponent of the center-left did so: evidently because they sympathize more with those who attack them“.
Then, on the reform of autonomies, he teased the opponents: “You feel like saying the government abandons the South. Imagine if I, who believe in Italy more than anything, could leave half of this nation behind. They had the wrong interlocutor.
It doesn’t surprise me that those who lash out differentiated autonomy more than the others, they are those that have the worst parameters in Italy“.
