At 4 in the evening, the talk show led by Roberto Poletti and Francesca Barra discussed Ilaria Salis, her arrival in Brussels, the issue of the occupation of public housing and that debt of 90 thousand euros that the Aler of Milan has registered her for a property on the Navigli. Is the new MEP a “champion of the poor or squatters”? This was the question that sparked the debate in the studio. Simone Leoni, national head of the Forza Italia youth movement, had no doubts. “There is no kind of fury. There is Ilaria Salis, who is a two-bit communist, who thought she could get away with it her way”, he said to begin.
The Regional Court of Budapest-Capital has contacted the presidency of the European Parliament to request the revocation of the parliamentary immunity of Ilaria Salis, elected on the Avs lists. “Immunity cannot allow her not to pay off a debt she owes to Italian citizens. Ilaria Salis has occupied a house. Occupying a house is an abominable crime, occupying a council house, therefore taking away opportunities for a family who needs it, It seems absurd to me,” Leoni said. The teacher “must assume her responsibilities”. “This whole act has allowed a radical chic to be a communist with other people’s money and at the expense of the weakest”, she concluded.
