Meloni brings the CDM to Cutro, Salvini’s latest challenge on migrants: “Enough goodness”

Today the measures: a tough fist against traffickers, more regular entries. The leader of the League wants to celebrate his 50th birthday with the return of the security decrees. Meanwhile he takes it out on undersecretary Mantovano “too conditioned by the Church”

He would like to be a spoilsport, even if today is his birthday. Matteo Salvini turns 50 and dreams of blowing out the candles with the return of the security decrees on immigration. The appointment is in Cutro, in Calabria, where Giorgia Meloni arrives with a discreet delay, with a caravan of ministers in tow. In the early afternoon, in an armored village also due to the risk of disputes, a “dense and multilevel” CDM is celebrated, as they call it at Palazzo Chigi. In short, we are back to business as usual: after the tragedy of migrants, the prime minister wants to send signs of openness towards those fleeing from death. Salvini is not quite of the same opinion. And until the end he is trying to spoil the provisions. On which the Quirinale also watches anxiously. By merit and method.