Family and justice, the clash on TV. Boschi: “Donzelli also distances himself from his brother”. The reply: “He votes for the centre-left”

Clash on TV between Maria Elena Boschi of Iv e John Donzelli of FdI. The heated question and answer – and showdown between the two – took place in Bruno Vespa’s living room during the episode of Porta a Porta aired last night. The shipment of arms to Kiev was discussed, but also the issues that are animating the current political debate. Like justice and wiretapping, over which the battle took place.

The honorable member of Italia viva recalled the very harsh attacks on social media and in the city council, in Arezzo, on his father, involved in the bankruptcy of Banca Etruria and then acquitted, and on the family of Matthew Renzi, acquitted after a trial for false invoices. “I am always guarantor and I am also with her brother,” Boschi said, addressing the FdI deputy. Niccolo Donzelli – brother of the parliamentarian of Fratellio d’Italia – is involved in an investigation into the alleged bankruptcies piloted by printers and printing houses and is accused of fraudulent bankruptcy. Donzelli’s answer: “My brother votes for the centre-left”.

But let’s go in order. “You, honorable Donzelli, in the past from the benches of the Parliament of the regional council have waged political battles on ongoing investigations, starting with the one against my daughter on Banca Etruria and Matteo Renzi which ended up with an acquittal full, therefore there was no conviction and you, and she specifically, used it as a political weapon in a demagogic and justicialist way – the words of Maria Elena Boschi – When her brother was arrested for bankruptcy we did not attacked, and let’s hope this story is positively ascertained. Indeed, I wish her the best wishes because I am truly a guarantor. It’s okay that when one goes to government, he changes his position on everything and you of Fdi have become those of the reverse “. “There is no reverse”, Donzelli tries to intervene. But Boschi doesn’t stop and continues: “But he can’t come and tell me things that clash with those that have been said to me in recent years, just to me”.

It is now Donzelli’s turn to reply: “The only thing that unites my brother’s story with the events that concerned Boschi and that his family votes for the party of Matteo Renzi and my brother is the same, he has always voted for the centre-left. For this reason it has never been connected to my political life. I say this because it is the only thing that unites the events”. “But what does it mean?” Boschi asks in amazement. Which concludes: “Look, I sincerely hope that there is another thing that unites the events: that my brother has been acquitted and so is your brother. After which I find it quite surreal that you distance yourself from your brother”.