ROME – “We need a Europe that is a political giant, something we have not seen in recent years, when we had a Europe that was a bureaucratic giant”. Giorgia Meloni, guest of Agorà, says it. “The vote on 8 and 9 June is a referendum between two models of Europe – he adds – on migrants, on the green transition, on synthetic meat, on support for families for their children”.
The premiership “is the thing that scares the left most. It is a nemesis: a Democratic Party that says it is against giving greater power to citizens. The Democratic Party does not want democracy, but considers itself democracy, ‘it is democracy if we’re in charge.” Giorgia Meloni, guest of Agorà, says it. “Not to mention the Cinquestelle – he adds – which started out by deciding everything on a platform and became a consociational party of the First Republic“. Both, Meloni summarizes, “always favor their interests over those of the citizens”.