Giorgia Meloni booed at the opening of the Mediterranean Games in Taranto. And while the left celebrates, the same prime minister says she understands the criticism. “The former Ilva is a complex issue that has been dragging on for decades, and we are all aware of how difficult it is to find a solution. I fully understand the reasons of those who, here in Taranto, express their dissent, and I guarantee that the government is doing and will continue to do everything in its power regarding the former Ilva.” These words came right after the protest, which was also condemned by the mayor of Lecce.
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“The boos directed yesterday at Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, on the occasion of the opening of the Mediterranean Games, were a truly unpleasant episode, which does not do justice to the city of Taranto and its hospitality. I believe someone today must feel the duty to apologize, on behalf of the city, for what happened – comments Adriana Poli Bortone in a statement -. It was a display of ingratitude towards a Prime Minister who has acted with great determination to bring this important initiative to completion.”
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The mayor emphasizes how “it should not be forgotten that hundreds of millions of euros have been invested to allow Taranto to host the Mediterranean Games. A precise choice, which focused on Taranto and its territory, rather than other cities. Behind this event there are resources, work, infrastructure, and a development opportunity that cannot be ignored. For this reason, I find those boos even more unfair.”
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