That Giorgia Meloni appears to be and remain opposition leader appears to be the probably dominant sensation. The management of the migration issue would not seem to leave room for any doubts in consideration of the fact that it was conducted not only on the wave of an all in all "populist" impulse of "yellow-green" memory, but also beyond and beyond any minimal attempt at diplomatic international cooperation.
One of two things: either you remain at the head of the government opposition, or you resign yourself to wearing the official, and certainly less "popular" clothes of the institution you are called to represent. “Tertium non datur”. It is no mystery to anyone that every new government experiences, at the very moment of its establishment, a period of variable duration, but in any case very short, which we could define as a "honeymoon" according to a definition known to all, since it would seem to be placed between a parameter of novelty compared to a very unconvincing "before", and an "after" full of "hope" perceived, on a potential level, as "realistic and concrete".
The problem for the new Prime Minister therefore seems to be solely that of maintaining a high degree of approval precisely through the muscular management, which is also very unconvincing in the medium to long term, of the question of migratory flows. It's just a pity that the "blaze" generated by the classic dialectical exchange between the European Union and the Italian Government is as ephemeral as any flash in the pan and that even Giorgia Meloni, no matter how much she undertakes to delay the moment, will have to resign herself to the confrontation with what the true and only implacable leader of the government opposition: the one represented by the so-called "fact of reality" (cited by Buttafuoco) with which it is necessary to begin to reckon by offering answers that are certainly not miraculous, but nonetheless useful for tackling the economic crisis and contingent social.
Creating diplomatic crises by forcing the European institutions to remind our governing bodies of the relief duties incumbent on the states adhering to international agreements having constitutional significance does not seem the best way to obtain the necessary credit to give Italy the "credibility" of which it needs to face the globalized world with conviction by asserting one's "weight". The same misunderstanding that occurred on a dialectical level with Macron's France on the possible cooperation in the management of migrants reveals the albeit understandable lack of aptitude, entirely justifiable given that she is in her first experience of government, of our Prime Minister in managing the subtleties of diplomatic dynamics.
