Elly Schlein was Bruno Vespa’s guest on Cinque Minuti, the informative track that aims to tell the history of Italy day after day with interviews with figures from national and international politics, the artistic, cultural and entertainment worlds. “You said you want to bring the Democratic Party back to where people expected to find it, but did your predecessors do so much damage?” asked the journalist at the beginning of the episode. The Democratic Party secretary responded by explaining that the Democrats must “rebuild the credibility of this party and therefore bring it back to the side of Italy that struggles most.”
“That’s why we put the right to health, to public health care and to schools, the right to housing, to decent work back to the center, because we saw the fear of the future that affects young women, especially in the South. to the future of the country”: this is how Elly Schlein once again proposed the themes that, according to her, are priorities on her agenda. Then, the great flagship, or rather, the theorems on the climate and respect for the environment: “There is a climate emergency that must be urgently addressed by bold policies.”
But Bruno Vespa wasn’t there and replied: “Whoever preceded her almost seems to have ignored such important issues. Come on… It wasn’t quite like that.” The Democratic Party secretary responded: “Look, I ignored it, no, but I can’t hide the fact that we won the primaries even on a platform of discontinuity. even politics and the PD”.
Source: IL Tempo
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