“His triumph in Veneto? My merit. Maybe in five years I will present him and challenge him” – Libero Quotidiano

Luca zaia achieve results never seen before. Doge stuff. Emperor things. The League reaffirms itself at the head of Veneto with 76.78 percent of the votes, Bulgarian percentages. But for Andrea Crisanti the credit is not yours. “The Venetians rewarded Zaia for the way he handled the epidemic – begins the virologist who supported the president of the Region in the first months of the pandemic, just to take a step back – with all the merits and contradictions of the case.” Crisanti, it must be remembered, was by Zaia’s side in the management of the coronavirus, then between the two there was a break, clear and a bit mysterious. And now, Crisanti himself basically explains to us that Zaia’s triumph was owed to him. A decent hoax, let’s face it.

In short, that between Zaia and Crisanti there was no longer a feeling, it was understood. Just as now the little role that characterizes the professor of microbiology is well known. Months ago, in the midst of the coronavirus emergency, Crisanti, commissioner appointed to stop Covid-19 in Veneto, walked out the front door. The Governor’s Praise Francesca Russo, director of the Prevention department designated as responsible for the Veneto model. “In a disastrous situation, the president he told me directly following scientific evidence – continued reached by Print -. If not for me Zaia would have made a mess. “

Crisanti follows the chronology of the events, specifying that “Zaia on February 28 spoke of a media epidemic, then he took credit for himself and I couldn’t keep quiet.” But the geneticist’s ambitions are many, including politics: “So I was offered a Senate candidacy by the center-left and the M5S, but I prefer to remain a scientist. This is how I feel most useful. Maybe when I go to I will think about it, but five years left. ”In short, Crisanti follows the example of his colleague Pier luigi lopalco, why in the Democratic Party you can find “a benchmark, even if it’s torn apart by so many contradictions. I feel like a homeless liberal, attentive to social justice ”, he concludes, insinuating that you never say never.