Home » De Luca, Meloni seeks ‘female support’ by Schlein who responds: “Women suffer the choices of your government”
ROMA – Giorgia Meloni is back on the exchange of words he had in Caivano with the president of the Campania Region Vincenzo De Luca: “The time in which women have to suffer is over. I want to hear a word from the feminists on this sooner or later.” According to the Premier “there is also a women’s issue regarding what happened. I continue to root for Elly Schlein to bring out the courage that people expect from her as a leader and as a woman“.
READ ALSO: VIDEO | When De Luca said to Meloni: “You work, bitch!”. The ceremonial funeral was celebrated in Caivano The response from the secretary of the Democratic Party Elly Schlein was not long in coming: “Giorgia Meloni turns to me saying ‘the time in which women have to suffer is over’. How can you not agree. It’s a shame that women suffer every day the choices of his government and its majority. Such as that of letting anti-abortionists enter counseling centers to put violent pressure on women and girls who want to access voluntary termination. of pregnancy. Like the cuts you are making on women’s pensions, on public health and on welfare, which you know very well means leaving the burden of care on the shoulders of families and above all on the shoulders of women. holding them back at work and in business Women who suffer gender discrimination every day don’t care about their personal grievances.”
The response from the secretary of the Democratic Party Elly Schlein was not long in coming: “Giorgia Meloni turns to me saying ‘the time in which women have to suffer is over’. How can you not agree. It’s a shame that women suffer every day the choices of his government and its majority. Such as that of letting anti-abortionists enter counseling centers to put violent pressure on women and girls who want to access voluntary termination. of pregnancy. Like the cuts you are making on women’s pensions, on public health and on welfare, which you know very well means leaving the burden of care on the shoulders of families and above all on the shoulders of women. holding them back at work and in business Women who suffer gender discrimination every day don’t care about their personal grievances.”