The mood in the centre-right is incandescent. The mayoral elections have split the coalition and the fear is now that it will be difficult to leave. “I believe President Berlusconi should declare what I’m pretty sure that photo is fake, but he should declare, I can’t say.” This is Senate President Ignazio La Russa’s appeal to the Cav following the case of Forza Italia President’s notes against Giorgia Meloni. Even before that, the yellow in the fight between the newly elected Palazzo Madama and the center-right founder erupted, but another case would have erupted shortly after.
During the morning of voting that yesterday led to the election of Ignazio La Russa as president of the Senate, the FI leader was immortalized as he wrote notes on a piece of paper. The photo (posted by Republic) made it possible to read everything: a series of very heavy criticisms of Giorgia Meloni: A behavior 1. opinionated, 2. intimidating, 3. arrogant, 4. offensive, 5. ridiculous. Unwilling to change, she’s a person you can’t get along with.
“We haven’t heard from Berlusconi,” La Russa said before asking the Cav to definitively deny these offensive remarks against the leader in pectore. “I take the opportunity to ensure that he didn’t say any abusive words to me, at least when I was present. I don’t know when I left,” added the Senate president, referring to the immortalized clash with the FI leader in court.
Source: IL Tempo
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