The case of the income meter, the fiscal instrument which was about to come back into operation and which was then suspended after the intervention of Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, stands out among the topics on the table of L’aria che tira, the La7 programme. A setback for the majority that galvanizes left-wing commentators. The host David Parenzo focuses on the front pages of three conservative newspapers, Il Giornale, Libero and la Verità, stating that a Martian who knows nothing about Italian politics, reading the headlines, would have the impression that the centre-right is all ‘opposition. Carlo Calenda, the program’s studio guest, ruins the journalist’s game by overturning the table.
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The leader of Action fishes a copy among the newspapers on the table: “This is called La Stampa di Torino – he states in front of an astonished Parenzo – It’s been six months since he gave me an interview because I said that in my opinion they are destroying Stellantis and this it is a newspaper of the group”. In short, “I am canceled from the Press but why? Because it is all a conflict of interest, I will continue to say that having given 6.3 billion to the Elkann to pay a dividend of 2.9 billion and selling the company without any obligation and going from Italy it’s a criminal thing we did and I don’t care if the press doesn’t take me back for this.”
