Santanchè defends himself in a listless summer courtroom. Scenes from the Senate

The Minister of Tourism speaks at Palazzo Madama and accuses someone of hypocrisy: “I used to book for them at Twiga”. And everyone looks at the very tanned Francesco Boccia, leader of the Democratic Party. Who knows why

At one point the leader of the League, Maximilian Romeo, takes the floor in the Senate Hall and addresses the opposition, recalling that they had not been guaranteed with Matteo Salvini on the issue of the Diciotti ship. When the head of the League was Minister of the Interior. And he tells him this: “You did not hesitate to send Salvini to trial because he acted as a minister in defense of his borders”. The boundaries of Matteo Salvini. You just have to imagine them. From the waist to the shoes? From the ends of the hair to the cuffs of the pants? Shortly before, Senator Pierantonio Zanettin of Forza Italia had taken the floor. Who, recalling that the minister Daniela Santanchè, protagonist of the debate, had used the three-story villa she owns in the center of Milan as a guarantee to keep her businesses going, thinks of underlining with some thoughtful words the spirit of entrepreneurial abnegation of Santanchè. These words, verbatim: “Having put your home at risk puts it in harmony with the country.” The six million euro house. In tune with the country.