Giorgia Meloni speaks and the left goes crazy. The Prime Minister gave an interview to the New York Times. Many topics were covered, from the relationship with Donald Trump to feminist battles. But the leader of Brothers of Italy wanted to reaffirm the role of our country on the international chessboard: “I don’t like the idea of a submissive Italy, an Italy that considers itself inferior to others”.
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The Prime Minister’s goal is to achieve “the greatest possible revolution in this nation: a revolution of pride. I don’t like others telling me what my limits are. A ‘no’ is one of the things that moves me the most“.
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Then the speech moved to fascism. And from here the usual controversies with the Italian left exploded. “Clearly, if we look at that history today, it is one thing – Meloni explained -. If we had seen it in the middle of those events, we probably would have perceived it differently, right?”. “Matteotti, Gramsci, Gobetti and many others were in the middle of history – thundered Arturo Scotto, PD deputy -. But they immediately perceived what Fascism was. Paying with their lives. That in 2026 Meloni says not everyone was complicit is enormous. Her Vannacci moment has begun. Or maybe it never ended”.
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