To the secretary of the UIL Bombardieri, who refers to a minister of the Republic and calls him “Lollo”, it would be natural to reply by descending to the same level and making fun of Bomba’s clumsy attempt to throw a media bombshell to get himself noticed, but we don’t do it because it would be a lack of respect towards UIL members. Still on the subject of respect towards Italian citizens and in the specific case of all workers in the olive oil sector, the bizarre controversy on the price of oil mounted by Secretary Bombardieri denotes that those who make it ignore the hard work, the costs, the skills, time and sweat that a bottle of excellent Italian oil costs. Serious ignorance on the part of those who should protect the work of farmers, for whom I imagine he was elected secretary of an important trade union and instead prefers to get lost in petty arguments disrespectful of a representative of the institutions of the Republic and equally lacking in respect for all workers who, in Minister Lollobrigida, in Masaf and in the entire Meloni government, have and will always have a serious ally, just as the concept of recognizing the right price for the work of farmers and all workers is serious”.
This is what the undersecretary of Masaf, senator Patrizio La Pietra, declares.
