Come on Salvini! | Paper

Matteo Salvini, with a letter to Corriere, tries to respond to the observations of the many who accuse him of not being able to assure Italy of a government capable of facing the challenges it faces. In his answer there is a part, far from being convincing, in which he explains the tactics adopted so far, neglecting the assaults and assessing only the green light to the budget adjustment and the willingness to dialogue with the majority that would have the responsibility. having evaded their commitments by comparison. A bit clumsy and defensive explanations. Then there is a propositional part in which, in addition to the list of categories to safeguard and issues to be addressed with more commitment (starting with health care, for which, however, who knows why you should not resort to immediate support of the Month), we add, and this is a novelty, a certain understanding of the need to abandon the anti-European polemic. Salvini speaks of a continental tour to make contact with governments and opposition forces from various countries, because “nobody wants a weak and isolated Italy.” He even praises Germany for the decision to buy vaccines outside of the EU plan.