Annalisa Chiricoguest of David Parenzo at The air that blows, on La7, in the June 26 episode, he takes the side of Giorgia Meloni: “But would you like a supine government at a time of negotiations with theEurope?”: “The only prime minister who did not emerge weakened from the European elections should say that keeping Italy on the margins is fine”, continues the editor of Fortune Italia. “They are keeping Italy on the margins precisely because the citizens voted and the European People’s Party which is centre-right is the leading party in Europe”, the journalist further observes.
Giorgia Meloni, adds Chirico, “says ‘be careful’ because i European citizens have spoken in a certain way therefore certain European policies such as the Green deal have not convinced European citizens”.
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The Prime Minister today in Parliament renewed her attack on the “fireside” logic and the “anti-democratic method” of conducting negotiations on top jobs with the “conventio ad excludendum” method. On the eve of a crucial European council for the structures of the future commission, Meloni asks the Chambers to sent to go and deal with an important role, perhaps vice president, for Italy.
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We will do “better” than the Democratic Party, assures the prime minister she appoints Ursula von der Leyen only to underline how the fight against illegal immigration is also defined as a priority in the letter with which the German is applying for a third term. There is very harsh criticism of the ways in which European leaders are conducting the negotiations for the formation of the new EU executive, involving the liberals, but excluding the Conservatives, the group that Meloni presides over, which has become – to the detriment of the liberals, precisely – the “third party in Europe”.
Here is Annalisa Chirico’s speech at L’aria che tira
