“Treasury damage? Thousands of euros to buy a page” –

Giorgia Meloni‘s harsh reply has arrived. On the occasion of the debate in Montecitorio and in the face of accusations from the eldest son of the governor of Campania, Piero De Luca, on the alleged financial damage that would derive from the protocol with Albania to welcome immigrants, the prime minister used clarity of words: “I want to say to the colleague Piero De Luca, who even considered the damage to the treasury, which in my opinion constitutes damage to the treasury if a regional president spends thousands of euros of citizens’ money to buy a page of the newspaper just to tell each other how good he is… In my opinion, that is damage to the treasury, not the protocol with Albania”, he said.

Response, that of the Prime Minister, formulated in reference to the advertising campaign in newspapers that the Campania president promoted to inform citizens about the work of his administration. Meloni’s attack came after yesterday some Campania parliamentarians of the Brothers of Italy, such as the regional commissioner and senator, Antonio Iannone, and the deputy Imma Vietri, accused the president of the regional council of “wasting public money”. “During his speech last Sunday, at the L’Unità party in Benevento, De Luca, in addition to dispensing all the usual insults, also declared that he had given a job of over 3 thousand euros a month to the Honorable Graziano for pity. A revolting thing because, even if it was charity, charity is not done by party associates with public resources”, underlined Iannone.