Minister Gennaro Sangiuliano would be blackmailed. This is what the entrepreneur Maria Rosaria Boccia, with whom the Minister of Culture of the Meloni government confessed to having a relationship during a long interview on Tg1, claims. Boccia spoke in a video interview published exclusively for the newspaper Press.
“I always knew the ministry was paying”
“Sangiuliano and I met on August 5, at the presentation of the nomination of Italian cuisine as a UNESCO heritage site, as my social profiles show,” explains the entrepreneur: “I accompanied him as a consultant to major events and the Ministry always knew that he paid as much as he could, as I could highlight and highlight in the emails I received from the head of the secretariat. I was always with him, not on short trips, but on long ones. “There are those who blackmail the minister for the benefits they receive,” the businesswoman later said, referring to the alleged blackmail.
The process of becoming a member of parliament and G7 audit
The woman then gave her version of the alleged appointment as “advisor of major events” in the Ministry of Culture, which would have ended in failure. “I have been an entrepreneur for twenty years and studied economics at university. I accompanied the minister as an advisor on major events. In the beginning it was an offer and I followed the minister to understand the reality of the ministry. Then I gave it to him. In early July, applications for a position as a member of parliament started”.
Boccia later mentioned that he participated in the inspections in Pompeii with the G7 in mind. “On June 3, 2024, we did some inspections for the G7 and the minister took the opportunity to verify some excavations. I do not think the director misunderstood anything because there were many witnesses and the minister was very clear in saying that the email was wrong. It should have been communicated to me and there were alternatives and all the information for the two routes that the ministers should follow in the G7,” he said. Regarding the reason why the appointment was not made, he added: “As it is understood from the audio recordings, I read that both I and the minister signed. The institutions must answer why it was not successful, not me”.
“I smiled when I saw it on TV”
Maria Rosaria Boccia later commented on the end of her relationship with Gennaro Sangiuliano: “I don’t feel betrayed because I am being betrayed by people I care about. This situation could definitely have been handled more respectfully. It hit me hard yesterday. I smiled when I saw it on air”. Finally, regarding her future, she responded: “What I do is beautiful for me, my path is always uphill and will continue to be so.”
Source: Today IT
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