The Titanic – mentioned by Giorgia Meloni in connection with Europe and the controversy with Emmanuel Macron – in the famous scene from James Cameron’s blockbuster that chronicles the ship’s tragic end. The premier is the protagonist of the incredible cartoon by daily occurrence which portrays the French president in the role of Jack while the leader of the Brothers of Italy is Rose: “Do you trust me?”. “Macron… Ma mo’o stare at mette’ ner cu**” is the horrible reply.
The drawing signed by Natangelo in the newspaper directed by Marco Travaglio immediately triggers bitter controversy: it wants to mock the tug of war between Italy and France in Europe, but above all about the tension between the two presidents in relation to the exclusion of Meloni from the dinner between Macron , Volodymyr Zelensky and Olaf Scholz. The result, however, is a vulgar and sexist cartoon.
Source: IL Tempo
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