“It stinks of a coup d’état” –

It is the night of negotiations. In these hours it will be decided what role Italy will play in Europe. In recent days, the six negotiators for the three parties of the majority have previously agreed on the appointment of the three “top jobs” and all of this happened without the involvement of our country. The Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, has not hidden her opposition to the agreement reached between the Populars, Socialists and Liberals on the Ursula von der Leyen, Antonio Costa and Kaja Kallas package and has said she is ready to “reemphasize it” at the summit too. This hot topic was the starting point of the interview by Paolo Del Debbio, the host of Dritto e rovescio, with the Deputy Prime Minister and leader of the League Matteo Salvini.

“What is happening in these hours”, which will happen “between tonight and tomorrow, stinks of a coup d’état”, declared the Minister of Infrastructure and Transport. The reason? The result of the European elections. “Millions of Europeans voted and asked to change Europe from all points of view, but the parties that lost votes are proposing the same faces” for the new European Commission, explained Salvini. “Forming a Commission without caring regarding the vote of Europeans is disrespectful and arrogant”, the Deputy Prime Minister stressed.