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“STATE ROSICONI”
GOVERNMENT APPLAUDED, LEFT BOOSTS. HE HAD NEVER SEEN HIMSELF AT A STATE FUNERAL.
At the state funeral, boos fly for the Democratic Party and applause for Salvini and Di Maio. The anger of the Renzians. And Anzaldi attacks: “The police immediately open an investigation”
Of Andrea Indini
“There would have been a noisy organized claque in support of the government”. In the aftermath of the funeral of the victims of dramatic collapse of Morandi Bridge in Genoa, the day before Michele Anzaldi is already ready to present a question to the Ministry of the Interior
After being inundated by whistles, the dems were convinced that what echoed yesterday in pavilion B of the Fair was not the case the anger of the victims of an announced disaster o, more generally, the anger from the Italians who they accuse the Democratic Party of having renewed the concessions to Autostrade per l'Italia, but one slap organized in support of the Conte government.
“But how can you think such things?”. Matteo Salvini is dismayed to hear the latest accusations made by the party which yesterday morning received a barrage of boos from the people present at the state funeral. As soon as Maurizio Martina and the former Defense Minister Roberta Pinotti arrived at the Fair to pay their homage to the families of the victims, have been inundated with criticism. This is because it is the Democratic Party that most blame i (continue) relations with the Benetton family That, through Atlantia, check Motorways for Italy. From former prime minister Enrico Letta to former minister Paolo Costa, passing through Romano Prodi and Massimo D'Alema, the liaison between democratic policies and toll booth business it has distant roots. “For the first time – Luigi Di Maio himself said to the microphones in recent days RaiNews – there is a government that has not taken money from Benetton, and we are here to tell you that we are revoking contracts and there will be fines for 150 million euros”. Rightly or wrongly, the people present at the funeral were convinced that they were partly to blame for the dramatic collapse of the 14 August can be attributed precisely to the party that has governed the country for the last five years. Read More