Conte’s Samarkand, interviews with those who take the income. “The Democratic Party? It opposes itself”

Naples, from our correspondent. Joseph Conte: is he the new Masaniello? On the other hand, today he came down here to defend the gold of Naples, the Basic income. “No”. Do you feel like the champion of the barefoot who, as you say, “are kicked in the mouth by the Meloni government”? The head of the M5s, sitting in a bar in Piazza Boito, touches the neck of his blue-existentialist turtleneck: “I don’t feel like Masaniello: our protest will be peaceful. I will bring the stories of the recipients to the square in Rome”. When he mentions the income, Conte speaks of “social dignity” against “a few fraudulent attitudes exposed to public ridicule”. Here is the people’s advocate. Maybe, as he explains to Il Foglio Paul Macryprofessor at the University of Naples and great expert on the subject, “Conte he is certainly a populist, but anomalous. Different from Lauro, but also from De Magistris, not to mention Gava and the entire left-wing chain from Bassolino to De Luca”. Are we therefore faced with a Neapolitan mystery? “No, everything is held”. “Preside’, m’arraccumman!” shouted a small crowd, organized by the CGIL. The first Contian-Neapolitan stage of this long tour, format, a kind of Samarcanda à la Michele Santoro, begins with a garrison of INPS workers, rehired after being outsourced (“merit of my governments”). Nineteen hundred here alone, three thousand throughout Italy. Red flags, presidential tuft in the background. Guttuso moment. Pd absent. The viceroy grillino greets the workers in a not exactly ordoliberal way: “The public is not beautiful, it is very beautiful!”. The famous “free” of the Superbonus comes to mind. San Giovanni a Teduccio and Scampia are waiting for him. Where the M5s took 64 percent.