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Earlier this month he said that the Campania region “in the end will be the region that comes out of Covid before the others.” Today we know why. The sprint vaccine of the president of Campania, Vincenzo De Luca, in addition to outraging everyone, had the side effect of isolating him. Did you want to close the borders of the region? He succeeded, also closing the politicians with his party that left him alone to boil in his pantomimes.
The Undersecretary of Health, Sandra Zampa, of the Democratic Party, who intervened in Agorà, blackened the sheriff for that selfish gesture. “Certainly De Luca did not respect the criteria indicated by the Ministry of Health. It is not the first time that he does not respect them or believes that the indications given by the ministry and the government are not to his liking. I point out that the indications given by the ministry were quite distant from De Luca’s behavior. The priorities given were RSA doctors, social and health workers and elders. ‘ A symbolic day, as always transformed into a spectacle by politics.
The others in your group do worse: they ignore you. Democratic Party Secretary Nicola Zingaretti welcomes the proposal to publicly vaccinate with Forza Italia president Silvio Berlusconi and Italy’s leader Viva Matteo Renzi. “I am here,” Zingaretti writes, “I am available for any action. On these issues, unity is important to rebuild trust and hope for the future.
Pierpaolo Sileri, Grillino’s Deputy Minister of Health, comments: “I had to do it in an agreed manner with everyone else as well.” “De Luca should have waited to be vaccinated, as all the other regional presidents are doing,” says infectious disease specialist Matteo Bassetti, director of the infectious diseases clinic at the San Martino hospital in Genoa.
The Sardines also gasp on Facebook: “While many Italians abide by government directives by choosing a sober Christmas, our ruling class continues to put on a show.” And Monsignor Vincenzo Paglia told him: “No shortcuts or forced ones.” From the opposition Matteo Salvini argues: «Do not cross the line. My mom taught me when I was a kid. One does not pass in front of others, especially if they are doctors, nurses or needy. It is sad that even with the vaccine there are some politicians who do the phenomenon and cross the line to do what they should not. The president of Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Massimiliano Fedriga, partially defends it: “I imagine that De Luca was vaccinated to raise awareness of participation in this campaign, but I think that for the public to understand the importance of vaccination it makes sense to be political testimonies ”.
Instead, the senator of the Brothers of Italy, Giovanbattista Fazzolari, the bar: “Governor De Luca, who likes to play sheriff so much, proved to be an ordinary Schettino running in the lifeboat of the anti-Covid vaccine, leaving behind to the sick, the elderly, health workers, women and children. What misery! “
