Gianluigi Paragone looks at Giorgia Meloni and sees Mario Draghi. One or the other is almost the same, in the eyes of the journalist who founded Italexit (and who will present the Sardinian candidates tomorrow in Cagliari): «Meloni is trying to gain accreditation in European and international finance circles. In Cernobbio he made it clear that he will go ahead with the Draghi agenda, the Colao plan and all that the EU requires ».
Yet she was the only real opposition to Draghi.
“But now he wants to make himself credible on the financial markets. But sovereignty belongs to the people, not to the markets. It is the same mistake made by others: to seek the approval of certain circles to be safer in case she were to make the premier. And like others, it will burn. "
So, if he is prime minister, will you oppose?
"Surely. Giorgia Meloni is just a fiction of this electoral campaign, she is not a real alternative ».
Anyway better than other possible governments, for you?
“No, it doesn't really make a difference, they're all the same. If you change the government but the policy remains the same, it is useless. I want to understand how they plan to repair a real economy made up of businesses that are closing down ».
What do you propose?
«The central theme, even in Sardinia, is work and the possibility of doing business. The whole paradigm must change: we help companies, not multinationals. Let's do the math: today a company has taxes, if it has arrears it has to manage the tax bills, then the trouble with the banks, the cost of labor ... ".
On the other hand, how should one act against expensive energy?
«It's not just a problem of expensive energy: every month you don't know what your bill will be the next month, because it doesn't depend on your consumption but on the price of gas. I would like to remind you that the government is still fully operational; and with an emergency like this the limit of ordinary administration is not valid ».
