On A L’aria che tira, on La7, they talk about the invasion of migrants in Ceuta and the subsequent controversies between the Spanish and Italian governments, which erupted after Giorgia Meloni and Antonio Tajani decided to suspend the Schengen treaties with the Iberian country. In the studio, Arturo Scotto of the Democratic Party clashes with Silvia Sardone, who is connected remotely.
“The Foreign Minister does not know geography. He does not know how it works. He throws everything into the blender and is not ashamed to speak,” Scotto attacks. Sardone calmly replies: “I simply point out that the letter to Ursula Von Der Leyen proposed by the Italian government is signed by 22 other European countries. So that this problem, maybe it is not a problem for Scotto, is a fact a problem for European countries.”
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And again: “It’s not that when there are deaths at sea in Lampedusa and Cutro it’s the fault of the Italian government, and instead when there are deaths at sea in Ceuta, in that case Sanchez is not at all to blame. The recipe so dear to the left of ‘let’s welcome them all’, ‘no one is a foreigner’, ‘open borders’, evidently when tested by facts is not current. On the contrary, they are the first to take precautions. Then Italy does Italy and obviously thinks about its own borders: it raises the issue at the European level and decides to carry out greater border controls. Is that a fault? I don’t think so.” Impeccable.
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