Santanché, Schlein attacca: “Meloni fa finta di non conoscerla. Dov'è la premier? Di nuovo in fuga”
“Santanché, Schlein attacks: ‘Meloni pretends not to know her. Where is the Prime Minister? She's running away again'. Minster Santanché waits as Giorgia Meloni finishes greeting, chosen by her to lead the Tourism Ministry, but pretending not to know her, she's finally got rid of her, just like she dumped her employees. Meroni seems to have realized she made a big mistake, she can't make her leave, while she remains stuck to her chair. It's astonishing that a Prime Minister so careful about following the rules of communication wasn't aware of the numerous judicial issues and personal bias of the company she was managing director of, which also had a conflict of interest. Yes, minister, conflict of interest, a word unknown to the right in this country, because she has companies active in tourism and today she's the minister of tourism. She has changed her mind from her past justice-oriented stance to being extremely self-absorbed, afraid to damage the institution she represents. She should have resigned and, while she's minister, I ask her: who defends Italians from tolls? Don't worry, she's innocent until proven guilty, but judgments will be respected, just like the one against Del Mastro, sentenced to 8 months for using secret information like a club on opposition.
You don't accept being subject to the law, but the law in Italy is the same for everyone since Giorgia Meloni became Prime Minister. She used to practice, for 10 years, what was her favorite sport: demanding the resignation of sitting ministers, but now she's running away again. We don't see her in this hall anymore, only on pre-recorded video messages from those palaces where she no longer exits. She's the world champion of requesting resignations, and today, with a minister chosen by her, facing trial for accounting falsification, she's deserted this hall once again. How can she not be ashamed of her inconsistency? Giorgia Meloni, how can she not realize how cowardly her behavior is, constantly fleeing this hall and reality? The minister who today says she can decide on her own about her own resignation, as if there was no Prime Minister; she used to say she was not manipulation-able, but I ask her what prevents her from achieving it. Let's hope for a sudden reaction from the groups and individual parliamentarians of the majority, but if today your vote saves Minister Santanché, you will demonstrate once again that defending your own interests comes before defending the honor of Italian institutions.”
