“I will get rich with lawsuits” – Corriere.it

The Minister of Tourism Daniela Santanche she is in Rome for the Confagricoltura conference and upon her arrival she was immediately questioned by journalists regarding the investigation which sees her involved in the management of two companies. The founder of Visibilia and partner of Ki Group she then again rejected the accusations made against her from the stage of the conference, raising the bar. “I’m calm, I’ll get rich with the lawsuits,” said the minister, adding that she “doesn’t think in the slightest of taking a step back, but that she will go forward anyway.”

Santanchè also explained that up to now no guarantee notice has arrived and that many “lies” have been written by the newspapers. “I don’t understand why I should resign. Some newspapers have told and written big lies and for this reason we will file a lawsuit and ask for our compensation for damages. I will collect the money and then give it all to the needy. I’m absolutely calm.” This is how the Minister of Tourism replied on the stage of the annual Confagricoltura Assembly about the accusations that also emerged from the investigations of Reports. “My grandfather taught me not to be afraid if you don’t do anything wrong”, added the minister, “no one has ever accused me in my duties as minister”.

TO Vilnius the premier Giorgia Meloni
on the case of the minister, who opened a real political controversy, she expressed herself saying it was a complex issue. «The Santanchè issue is extra-political, it doesn’t concern your activity as minister, which you are doing very well. It is an issue that needs to be considered on its merits when the merits are fully known, but I believe that this is the responsibility of the courtrooms and not of TV broadcasts. The anomaly is that the minister is not notified of the investigation, but a newspaper is notified the same day she goes to the Chamber for the report. I point out a procedural problem », so the Prime Minister.

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