Santanchè prepares lawsuits for the newspapers (and he doesn’t really think about resigning)

It’s a Daniele Santanchè reinvigorated what today announces complaints to the newspapers which, according to him, relaunch “big lies” on the media-judicial case in which she is involved. The long-awaited words from Giorgia Meloni on her case, which arrived yesterday from Vilnius after the NATO summit, must have reassured the minister. “It’s an extra-political issue, it’s not about your role as minister which you are doing very well,” she said Prime Minister on the affair. Without hiding some discontent, Meloni tried to reduce the controversy that I govern, distinguishing the judicial affairs from those of the government. And so too Santanché insists: “No one has ever accused me in my duties as minister.”

And so today there Minister of Tourism from the stage of the Confagricoltura annual assembly, he reiterates that he has not no intention of stepping back“I don’t understand why” he says, before re-launching his version of the facts: “Today, at this moment in which I am speaking, I haven’t received any warranty notice yet. Some newspapers write big lies and for this reason we will file our lawsuit and ask for our compensation for damages”. Various newspapers have confirmed the ongoing investigations, from Corriere della Sera to Domani and lastly, this morning, also Il Fatto Quotidiano.

“I do not participate in media trials, I defend myself in the courts. And moreover, as even those writing these days know very well, I’m doing very well in the courts. I have already brought home two withdrawals ”, the minister said later.

Answering some questions from reporters, Santanchè reiterated that she had no embarrassment about the affair and returned to talking about the news concerning her: “I tell the newspapers: freedom of the press is good, write what you want. Then there too there will be someone who will say if things were true or if they were false. I hope in a few years to have a nice nest egg of my compensation for damages. Maybe I can help someone who needs me more”.