Lessons from Vinitaly for Meloni: to protect the made in Italy it is necessary to fight sovereignty

Immigration, market, Europe. In Verona, the premier discovers that her government, in order to truly protect Made in Italy, must fight some right-wing grammar mistakes that are far more serious than La Russa’s words

Giorgia Meloni said yesterday at Vinitaly in Verona – shortly after having pulled the ears of the President of the Senate Ignazio La Russa because of the nonsense said on via Rasella (“institutional misgrammar”) – that wine, for Italy, “is not only an economic fact but it is also a cultural fact, it is a fundamental piece of our identity and it is in the government’s interest to support this world”. The Prime Minister’s words could be dismissed with a shrug and quickly slipped into the folder of obvious, obvious and banal statements.