General Roberto Vannacci's party in Sardinia erases the Madonna and replaces her with a man. Who he is, no one knows.
Of course, the authors of the social media flyer with the program points for the "safeguarding of Cagliari, pearl of the Mediterranean" are not the Sardinian members of Futuro Nazionale: that graphic composition seems to have been created by ChatGpt or similar artificial intelligence.
There's an air of Piazza del Carmine. The pedestal is undoubtedly that of the aforementioned Madonna dell'Carmine. But above the statue, there's not a virgin: there's a man. And the surrounding buildings don't exist. There's a tower that feels more like Venice than Cagliari (it looks like the one on the church of Carmine, but it isn't). And the symbol of decay in the city center becomes a virtual reality.
The program's points should be concrete: more cameras, "Italians first," etc. There are six of them. And aside from the racial references, nothing that hasn't already been promised.