Elly Schlein, the new secretary of the Democratic Party, also attended the VIP premiere of Walter Veltroni’s new film, When, at the Adriano cinema in Piazza Cavour. Following Romano Prodi’s example, Schlein stopped the blue car that was taking him to Prati at a safe distance from the event, on the corner of Via Cicerone: even though the Professor ordered to leave them at a distance, he never showed up as he got out of a car. luxury armored car and insisted on getting to the meetings on foot, even if a little tired.
An old Christian Democrat tactic that the left is very fond of. However, Schlein was lucky, because during the trip to be made there was another political protagonist, Massimo D’Alema, pursued by Enrico Lucci’s questions.
And inside the cinema there was no lack of fun scenes: everyone received an invitation from «Uolter», but were promptly refused access to the rooms, because a real cinema ticket was needed to cross the threshold, to be won at a banquet located on the left (obviously) from the entrance. Thus, Rai’s number one Carlo Fuortes, after greeting and hugging Veltroni, had to face a long queue to get the coveted ticket. And then Vincenzo Salemme, Pupi Avati and many others. Among the politicians present is Giovanna Melandri, who lived happy days at Marmolada. And then the former governor of the Lazio region Nicola Zingaretti, the mayor of Rome Roberto Gualtieri, Anna Finocchiaro, Luciana Castellina, Marco Minniti, Pietro Grasso, Vincenzo Vita. Unanimous thanks to Marianna Madia. The inevitable presence of Gianni Letta.
Source: IL Tempo
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