Santanchè defends himself in the Senate. But the government fears the soap opera will continue throughout the summer

At Palazzo Chigi they whisper a fear: today’s is just an appetizer. Indeed, the soap opera on Daniela Santanchè could be enriched with who knows how many new courses: prime time on state TV, newspaper pages, instant books printed under an umbrella. And in short, Prime Minister Meloni gets a little worried when her loyalists remind her that the story will not have a conclusion today. Far from it. At 3 pm, the Minister of Tourism will appear in the Senate for the parliamentary speech that the opposition, but not only that, have asked her to keep at least since the episode of “Report” was aired, which revealed the whole series of inconsistencies that envelop its companies.