Virginia (Saba) goes fast. «I wrote 'The Sound of Beauty', a book that I am very attached to, and I am delighted because I was offered to teach a class on transcendental beauty at the Molly Bloom school of creative writing. I carry out an online program, study theology and lead the Villasimius Marina festival. I am also trying my hand at philosophical counseling and, as if that weren't enough, I am part of the parliamentary committee for regional issues and I collaborate with the deputy Emanuela Corda. Is it enough to rule out new commitments? ' She puts a certain distance between herself and the rumor of an imminent landing in politics, a candidate in the next elections: "I'm not interested."
Cagliaritana, professional journalist and former basketball player in Serie A, is the much-photographed companion of Foreign Minister Luigi di Maio. A shot published last summer portrayed them in the sea of Villasimius in a position that lent itself to various interpretations: "Crazy stuff, people thought who knows what and it was simply an image extrapolated from a series in which Luigi had his eyes closed . Incidentally: I find it terrible to have become for some only the girlfriend of. I did not ask for anything, what I did was my sack flour ».
How much did it help you to be the other half of the former head of the Five Stars and current leader of Commitment for Italy?
“From the point of view of relationships it was important. Instead, for a girl who moved to Rome to be a journalist, it was the tombstone of her profession ».
They accused her of being No vax.
"False. I got all the vaccines, I believe in medicine and science. I understand the fear of some, I don't judge personal choices ».
The war in Ukraine?
"A shock. The first few nights at home we lived hanging on the phone. I am close to the Ukrainian people who are undergoing an unimaginable inhumanity. I have read so much to try to understand what is the trigger in Putin's head for such an atrocity. Perhaps the Russians never metabolized the fall of the Berlin Wall ».
