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“I never had a fever, the Covid test yesterday morning negative. I have a stiff neck like millions of Italians and I took cortisone, some ‘journalists’ at least would avoid speculating and lying about the health of others.” This was stated by the leader Matteo Salvini in reference to some journalistic interpretations published on websites. Salvini, in yesterday’s meeting in Formello, apologizing for the delay with which he had arrived at the appointment, explained that he had been “attached to cortisone for two hours” due to a stiff neck. The leader of the League, as you can see in a video of the evening, first thanked the audience “for being here. And this year – he added – the thanks are worth twice as much because I am fed up with life at a distance, with politics at a distance, remote schooling, remote love … presence! Today – he continued – the day did not start very well: I was attached to cortisone for two hours and when I got up the doctor told me: ‘of course now it is going home. ‘I said’ yes, don’t worry ‘before I went to Anguillara, passing through Formello and ending up in Terracina. But then I’m going home … ”Salvini then added that“ I want to be here, after all even a little feverish, but it’s good to be there and travel between ideas. “
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