Train chaos in Milan Center turns into a political feud. Transport Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini caught the opposition’s eye by calling it a “disaster for Italy”.
Train chaos, everyone is against Salvini
“There are delays and cancellations today too,” boomed Democratic Party Secretary Elly Schlein. Trenitalia recommends avoiding travel. Meanwhile, the only trip that concerns Minister Salvini is his own trip to the Ministry of Internal Affairs. “The worst Minister of Transport in Italy is a disaster of history, thinking only about how to get from one seat to another, while not being able to travel, work or go to school.”
Harsh words came in the note of Dems Silvia Roggiani and Andrea Casu: “Wouldn’t it be easier to change the transport minister? With Salvini, new year, old problems. Today is again a terrible day for those who have to. Due to technical controls on the line in the center of Milan, traffic in the morning Travel by train in Italy, where it is suspended from 7.50am; cancellations, delays, inconveniences and poor services may be postponed for passengers who are advised to avoid or limit travel by train and reschedule journeys.
“For Italians, transportation is hell every day.”
Giuseppe Conte, leader of the 5 Star Movement, expressed the same tone: “Minister of Transport Salvini has perhaps gotten lost in the air while looking for Musk’s satellites to sponsor. Instead, he should keep his gaze firmly fixed on our train stations. Today is another black day. Train delays are complete throughout the day.” “With nearly 15 billion dollars frozen amidst the announcements and propaganda regarding the Bosphorus Bridge project, which is full of old and critical issues, transportation is a daily hell for Italians.”
Even Green Europe Co-Spokesperson and AVS MP Angelo Bonelli does not say this; accordingly “Prime Minister Meloni should seriously consider resigning from Salvini, the worst transport minister ever”. “With this government attacking Bonelli, cancellations and delays are now on the agenda. While Minister Salvini is busy with the construction of the Bosphorus Bridge, which will cost the Italians 14 billion in public funds, transportation in this country is in a complete deadlock. All this is supported by the National Rapid Transit Fund It was a disgrace that happened with the destruction of . Renzi was the first to attack on social media: “Trains from Milan were blocked due to malfunction and delayed for more than an hour. You see Salvini returning to the Ministry full time”.
Source: Today IT
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