Continues remote back and forth between the secretary of the Democratic Party Elly Schlein And Giorgia Meloni. In fact, if last Saturday, from the stage in Piazza del Popolo, it was the leader of the Brothers of Italy who called Schlein into question, yesterday the roles were reversed. “The words of Villages? It is a very serious attack by the League to the President of the Republic on Republic Day. Something that, to my memory, I have never seen happen before. At this point it is necessary for the Prime Minister to express herself and distance herself from what a party of her majority has decided to do today.”
Schlein, in his own way, also responds to the attacks made by Meloni on the Democratic Party. “But I hoped that the Prime Minister had better things to do than, every day, decide what the Democratic Party and its secretary should say. I’m not a coin-operated jukebox.” But the secretary distances herself from the accusation of fomenting political hatred. “Political violence is always to be condemned and we have always done so in reference to the serious events that have occurred in Europe in recent weeks.” Then he criticizes Meloni: “He escapes from the confrontation with reality closed in the building and does not hear the voice of so much Italy that is struggling and tells a film that I don’t know where he saw it but it is not that of the real country.”
