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“I have said that I will return to Matera as Prime Minister because that is what Italians want, according to all the polls. The Pd-M5 government is fighting over everything and I hope that he will go home as soon as possible. The leader of the League, Matteo Salvini, said it from Matera on the sidelines of a demonstration in support of the center-right candidate for mayor, Rocco Sassone.
In Matera, in Piazza Vittorio Veneto, in addition to the applause of the followers of the League, the whistles of the protesters to Salvini were constant throughout the rally. “Friends of illegal immigrants”, as defined by the leader of the League. “Those who are there with the red flag – added Salvini – if they want the undocumented to leave their data and the checking account and the undocumented to pay them. Being generous with someone else’s money and houses is too easy.
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“I ask the mayor to protect Matera – continued Salvini – by welcoming quality tourism and not tourists who disembark. We have elected a governor, in Basilicata the friends and brothers from Puglia will send Emiliano home and Puglia and Basilicata will work together. Friends of illegal immigrants earn billions of euros with their skin.
«On October 3 I will be in the court of Catania and on the risk card, according to the code, 15 years in prison. I tell that I have done my job. I am not in the least afraid to go to that court. When the judge asks me, I will plead guilty to defending Italy and the Italians, “he added. On Giuseppe Conte’s participation in Domenica In, which was later canceled by the prime minister: “Conte was right to cancel because he had to take care of sending the children to school and not going on television.”
Then Salvini was enraged at Chiara Ferragni, who brought up the “fascist culture” about the murder of Willy Monteiro in Colleferro: “I will send a big kiss to Ferragni, I don’t mind answering you.”
The league leader also spoke about the situation of the Italian stadiums that will remain empty when the championship resumes. “I tell you that people from a distance can cheer again and this applies to all stadiums, I don’t want bureaucracy or complications.” The stadium launch amendment, he added about the text voted in the Transport Committee, “was my request because sport and football are not just fans of passion or Ibrahimovich, there are thousands and thousands of jobs.”
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