Meloni and Salvini together in Brescia for reforms. The FdI leader evokes the referendum, the minister: “We will leave the federal country that elects premier”

Giorgia Meloni and Matteo Salvini are back to talking about reforms, after this week’s consultations between the prime minister and the opposition, and the League’s distinctions on the timing of autonomy and premiership. The two party leaders do it from the same stage, in Brescia, for the closing of the electoral campaign in support of the mayoral candidate, Fabio Rolfi. Meloni underlined the need for stable governments chosen by the citizens and evoked the referendum. Salvini federalism and the prime minister elected directly, in a five-year horizon.

Meloni: “Let’s change the nation or we don’t need to be in government”

“Either we really change this nation or we don’t need to be in government like everyone else: there will be difficult and beautiful days, but I can assure you that when we have finished our work you will be proud to be Italian”. So the premier Giorgia Meloniin the rally in Brescia for the closing of the electoral campaign.

“Giving this nation”, – he added – the institutional reforms “is the thing that will put Italy back exactly in the position it deserves: “If the Parliament does not want to approve a” constitutional “reform with the numbers that are needed, it will be up to the citizens we will ask for it with the referendum”

“The other very powerful reform we want to make is constitutional reform – he concluded -. Those who have been in government with palace games will not tell you a priority, because they are afraid of a reform that puts citizens’ choice back at the center dynamics: stable governments that last 5 years, and governments chosen by the citizens who thus decide the policies that are pursued”.

A reform: “Economically important because it will put Italy back exactly in the position it deserves”.

Salvini: “We will have federal Italy and directly elected prime minister”

“The goal is to reach the end of the legislature with a federal Italy, and the citizens who will directly elect the Prime Minister and his government majority, and for five years the vote of the citizens will be enhanced and thus avoid changing sides”. The leader of the League and deputy premier said so Matthew Salvini.