“No peaches but lots of stuff! Beautiful Markets in Esselunga”. The post published by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Infrastructure Matteo Salvini on Instagram clearly refers to the new supermarket advertisement that has caused a lot of controversy in recent days. However, today there is no reference to the anti-inflation quarter that will start on October 1, or the government’s initiative against high spending that will last until the end of the year. Comments included: “So did he take advantage of the Italian neighborhood too?” There are people who ask.
Faced with videos and photos posted by Salvini on social media showing him buying chestnuts in the supermarket and unloading several shopping bags from the tram, Action leader Carlo Calenda writes: “Dear Matteo, don’t disturb us and go to work. Part two.” A few days ago, the action leader made the same advice to Salvini on social media by commenting on a video in which the deputy prime minister spoke about the fishing announcement.
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