In the middle of the night Giorgia Meloni spoke as "premier in pectore" commenting on the results of the policies that proclaim Brothers of Italy the first party in the country with 26 per cent of the votes. With ballots not yet completed - after the voting operations that took place yesterday from 7 to 23 - the choice of the Italians who have chosen the center-right (which exceeds 40 percent) for both the Chamber and the Senate is still clear. The center-left rejected, with the Democratic Party not exceeding 20 percent, and the Five Stars reaching 15 percent.
Meloni could therefore be the first woman at Palazzo Chigi, her name that should be called to form a government with the other leaders of the coalition because the agreement was clear: whoever takes more preferences chooses the prime minister. Always considering that there is still to be clarified what the position of the President of the Republic, Sergio Mattarella, will be in the national interest.
The League recorded a collapse, falling below 10 percent, and the combined Action-Italia Viva of Calenda and Renzi stopped at just over 7 percent.
"If we are called to govern the nation we will do it for everyone, to unite a people by enhancing what unites rather than what divides, giving Italians the pride of waving the Tricolor", were the first words of Giorgia Meloni in her speech. at the Hotel Parco dei Principi in Rome. Six minutes in which he reiterated the feelings of "pride, redemption", with "tears, hugs, dreams". “It is the time in which - he said - the Italians will be able to have a government that goes beyond their indication. It was a violent electoral campaign, over the top, that we have suffered, but the situation of Italy, of the EU now requires everyone's contribution ".
And speaking of the historic victory, he defined it as “not a point of arrival but of departure”.
In closing, praise to the value of consistency and tenacity, claiming to "never give up". "Ever since we were born they have always given us up for dead: but even when we were always on the same percentages we knew that shortcuts in politics are an illusion and that Italians would understand it". "Precisely for this reason I would like to quote a phrase from St. Francis: 'Begin by doing what is necessary, then what is possible. And suddenly you will find yourself doing the impossible".
(Unioneonline)
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