Nasce l'asse Salvini-Orban: "Così cambieremo l'Europa"
The Interior Minister and the Hungarian Prime Minister spoke on the phone. Salvini: “Working to change EU rules”
Of Claudio Cartaldo
Matteo Salvini e Viktor Orban. The two leaders defined “populists” today they spoke on the phone. The Interior Minister announced it at a rally in Fiumicino.
For Salvini the government Conte does not risk isolation abroad. Right, today there was the harsh controversy with Tunis for those words about”export of convicts” which the Tunisian ambassador did not like. But the secretary of the Northern League is certain that it exists “much appreciation abroad” mostly yellow-green. And if signs of a thaw have arrived from Germany and France (but from here to appreciation there is a long way to go), certainly the Northern League member will have no difficulty in finding agreements with Prime Minister Orban's Hungary.
“Today I had a long and cordial phone call with the Hungarian Prime Minister – Salvini said – who wished us well in our work and with whom we will work to change the rules of this European Union“. Ecco, l’Ue. In tomorrow's speech to the Senate on the occasion of the vote of confidence, il Italian Prime Minister should try to reassure EU partners and at the same time mark the way for the reforms that the Grilloleghisti would like to impose on Brussels. And it cannot be ruled out that the Conte government will put the Northern European countries into action, or at least Salvini, can try to forge a strong bond with countries governed by Eurosceptic presidents. And Orban's Hungary isn't at the top of the list, who has been attacking that Soros for some time (Ong does not search) that these days – keep case – he is in controversy with Lega and M5S. But not only that. “I will probably speak to the French Interior Minister tomorrow, Austrian – the Northern League member said – today I contacted the Tunisian ambassador, I met the Israeli ambassador a little while ago, the US ambassador. We are trying to build a network of tranquility and security, of peace and the fight against terrorism“. Read More