Meloni deserts the CDM pursued by the “burdens of Italy”: Mes, Salvini and Santanchè

The premier blasts the measures dear to the League for “personal reasons”. Investigation into a nightmare day: from Visco’s pressure for the Salva Stati to the troubles of the Minister of Tourism, who also starts whispering about the party

The barrier of the rear exit of Palazzo Chigi goes up. Rolled down window of the presidential gray Alfa Stelvio. Giorgia Meloni she is sitting next to her chauffeur. Behind it is the ubiquitous secretary Patrizia Scurti. Angry look. The premier lights up a slim cigarette. She takes the first puff with almost liberating vigor. Then the car rounds the corner followed by the escort and disappears into traffic. It’s 5.30pm. Roberta Metsola, president of the European Parliament, has just come out of the bilateral, but from the main entrance. The CDM was canceled for “personal reasons” by the premier. Today more than ever leader of the burdens of Italy.