Rome, 24 May “More than two weeks after Toti’s arrest, let the right tell us how to make the administration of Liguria, dealing with a gigantic amount of investments, compatible with the stalemate that has been created. Since Giorgia Meloni has always waved the flag of development and growth, attention to businesses, speed in the implementation of the Pnrr, now it is her turn to explain how all this can be done in a substantially paralyzed region. And this is without prejudice to the political judgment on the matter, that is, that we are faced with an expropriation of democracy.” PD deputy and former Justice Minister Andrea Orlando says this to ‘Repubblica’.
When asked about early elections in the region as the only possible option, the Dem representative replies “what is the alternative? Let the right say how it wants to continue and if it can.” As for the possibility of his candidacy, Orlando underlines that “it is the least of the issues, I have seen that other names are also emerging, but first we need to build a coalition that takes the situation into account and goes beyond national alignments”.
“There is a cleanup job to be done together with all those who consider it a priority to restore the functioning of local democracy. Uncompromised political, social and economic forces must come together. Then, who is the best figure to interpret the break with the Toti system is a topic that comes a minute later. In the next few days, the Democratic Party will start a discussion with all the social partners and citizens to stimulate this process,” he says.
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