The Cav. summons Tajani and Ronzulli: “No one in FdI think you can break Forza Italia. Meloni? Pathetic”

Lunch at Villa Grande, with Gianni Letta at the side, to repel the Melonian assault. The former prime minister’s anger towards the premier in pectore: “A rude who believes herself to be a statesman”. But the parliamentary troops are at the knives. The case of Bernini and Gasparri, who tries to dissuade the allies on the right from trying to unhinge FI: “So you go to crash”

The conciliabolo is one of those excited. Shortly after midday Stefania Craxi, fresh from Thursday’s rodeo at Palazzo Madama, takes Antonio Tajani aside. “You, Antonio, you have to get the message across, you have to explain to Meloni that in this way you really risk compromising everything”. It was not enough to regroup in Montecitorio around the candidacy of Lorenzo Fontana, in short, to dispose of the after-effects of the great affront. “Indeed, Berlusconi resumed the conversation last night, he was very angry.” And that the moment is really delicate then the presence of Gianni Letta. He is there too, sitting at the table, at Villa Grande, for this Friday lunch. He is there, between Tajani and Licia Ronzulli, who exchange vitriolic glances, all in the presence of Cav.