Last year, August was campaign month, ahead of the September 25 elections. This year politics may slow down. And Puglia is the most popular destination for August 15th. Holidays in the Valle d’Itria for Giorga Meloni, who did a blitz in Albania yesterday. He left the Ceglie Messapica farm (pictured), where he spent his holidays with his partner, daughter, sister Arianna and brother-in-law, the minister Francesco Lollobrigida, to leave Brindisi by ferry for a short surprise trip, destination Vlora, accepting the invitation from Prime Minister Edi Rama.
A few hours later, Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini arrived in Puglia, who, after spending a few days in Versilia from his social networks, wishes him a happy Assumption Day, showing himself in photos with the background of the white houses from Polignano to Mare. M5S leader Giuseppe Conte and Minister Raffaele Fitto are also at home in Puglia, as are Senate group leaders Francesco Boccia and Licia Ronzulli. Very reserved on vacation Antonio Tajani, who shows a photo of the lake on social media. Mid-August also home to the President of the Senate Ignazio La Russa, near Catania. The Minister of Reforms, Elisabetta Casellati, chose Cortina Mountain.
For the leader of Action, Carlo Calenda, in mid-August on a trip to Normandy with his family, showing the boys the sites of the 1944 landing: «Finally we set out, in the footsteps of D’Artagnan and Eisenhower, to conquer the Bastion of Saint Gervais and Omaha Beach,” he writes on Twitter, “to teach kids why ‘we can’t help calling ourselves Westerners. And because it’s worth fighting to keep it that way.” The president of the Democratic Party and of the Region of Emilia Romagna will spend the night between Cesenatico and Gatteo Mare, remembering “remembering Raoul Casadei, who would have been 86 today”, as he writes on the networks Mid-August in Rome for the Minister of Culture Gennaro Sangiuliano who has on his agenda a meeting with the General Directors and a visit to the exhibition ‘Gladiators in the Arena’.
Source: IL Tempo
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