“Max Romeozov”. Thus the head of the League in the Senate picks Meloni on Ukraine

Lollobrigida and Fitto avoid commenting. Ciriani snorts: “Some are thinking about the elections”. Romeo doesn’t hesitate: “Stop this belligerence is a conviction of many people of the centre-right”. In short, the premier is asking for solidarity with the opposition on the war, but it is her allies who are going against her

He says: “Oh well, it’s Romeo”. In this case, Francesco Lollobrigida says it, with the air of someone biting his tongue. Except that he, Massimiliano Romeo, an all-round Salvinian, group leader in the Senate of the League, he is the one who opposes this sort of addiction: “Aren’t you going to get distracted while I’m speaking?”, he hisses, winking at his Melonian colleagues. In short, it was understood that the air was crisp. And so here he is, taking the floor, in the Senate Hall.