Meloni’s silence in the days of the storm. And Schlein attacks: “He is hostage to investigations and scandals”

He is silent Giorgia Meloni. While the clash between the center-right and the judiciary is taking place on the Nordio reform and on the investigations involving government officials, while two figures of the FdI general staff such as Santanchè And Russia are overwhelmed by scandals, while the sovereign Rai ends up under accusation, the premier chooses to avoid comments and to submit to public confrontations.

The last speech by the Prime Minister dates back to a week ago, a guest of the Assolombarda assembly, when she ruled out that “to start the ecological transition we can dismantle our economy and our businesses” but ignored current political issues . And Elly Schlein now he is pressing her: “How long will Meloni’s silence last?” asks the dem secretary, stating that “for weeks she has been hostage to the investigations, scandals and shameful rants of her own majority and we have not heard a single thing from her word on the country’s economic and social emergencies”.

Today the premier, traveling to Vilnius for the NATO summit, stops in Riga for a meeting with the Latvian premier Krisjanis Karins. In the afternoon there will be ritual declarations but without questions. And therefore – it is easy to imagine – without references to the ongoing storm over the government or to the political questions posed by the opposition. Schlein attacks: “Not a word has arrived on the unitary proposal of the oppositions on the minimum wage and this silence does not punish the opposition but mortifies three million poor workers. Not a word and not a single fact has come about the expensive mortgages that deserve answers, about the housing emergency that the government has exacerbated by cutting the rent fund. Not a word has come about safety at work, despite the tragic number of victims. Not a single proposal on how to counter the galloping inflation that is impoverishing the country. What else has to happen for it to finally strike?”