There were also 33 provincial leaders of the Brothers of Italy in Pescara at the “Italy changes Europe” party event led by the party’s provincial coordinator, Diego Zarneri.
“Brescia will be the protagonist with its candidates and we will be the first party in the area” – commented Zarneri at the end of the three days -. “We are changing Italy, we govern regions and provinces, local and district authorities, now with Giorgia’s candidacy as leader, we are launching the conservative challenge to Europe.”
“In Pescara – continues Zarneri, reeling off the numbers of the meeting – thematic stands, three rooms for debates and many spaces for discussions on contents have been set up. 135 speakers, 15 ministers, 3000 delegates and more than 150 National Youth volunteers”.
“The event involved the entire ruling class of Fratelli d’Italia, local and national – explained the party’s provincial coordinator in a note – starting from the members of the government and it was an opportunity to address the main issues on European policies in view of the elections of 8 and 9 June”.
“OBJECTIVE: 25 MEPs IN THE NEW PARLIAMENT”
Zarneri then ventures the objective of the European elections: “to confirm the strength of the government coalition, but above all to allow the party to get on the podium as the “first centre-right party in Europe” and be decisive in building its future. The aim is for 25 MEPs in the new parliament.”
ZARNERI, “BOOM IN REGISTRATIONS AND NEW MEMBERS IN BRESCIA”
“In recent years we have built a solid and rooted party also thanks to the preparation of our leadership. In Brescia there is a boom in registrations and new illustrious memberships – confirms Zarneri – above all expectations for a government force. The people are with Us, they are with Giorgia. In Europe we will win with the power of ideas and by continuing to think big. Meloni brought Italy’s authority back to Europe and the world. In these three days we have laid the foundations for ideas that will not only change Italy but the whole of Europe. We will export the Italian model to the EU.”
