On the day of the event in Bari, the Friday when Giorgia Meloni and FdI celebrated the longest-lasting government in the history of the Republic, the incumbent one, the mobilization of Fratelli d’Italia activists was impressive. And some curious and revealing details, at least about the political passion of the group, can be read in the Corriere della Sera, in a story centered on Francesco Galliani, a historic right-wing militant, the flame in the heart, and an extraordinary skill in the kitchen. The specialty? The “killer pasta”.
At the Bourbon pier, while Giorgia’s people face the heat and crowd in front of the stage, Galliani is busy with pans and stoves. The spaghetti all’assassina, prepared with hand-crushed tomatoes, garlic, and chili pepper, become one of the gastronomic symbols of the day. The cook at the “Picchio assassino” stand works despite the heat, and between one stir and another, there is also a comment on the premier: “She made it because she is brave”.
Giorgia Meloni and the great resentment of the left: success generates rancor
Success inspires envy, envy generates rancor, rancor produces lies. That’s how it works, p…
Galliani, who says he started his political experience as a district councilor with Pinuccio Tatarella in the Msi, does not shy away from confrontation with Roberto Vannacci either: “I started as a district councilor with Pinuccio Tatarella in the Msi: Vannacci has a strong hand, he doesn’t say wrong things, but Giorgia has the guts”.
Read more Lady Fratoianni looks for excuses for her husband at the Vip beach | Libero Quotidiano.it
Around, the FdI organizational machine proceeds without stopping. Four buses arrived from Caserta, militants wear t-shirts dedicated to the premier and banners are arranged in the event area. The heat does not discourage the base, which awaits Meloni’s arrival amid selfies, pins, and chants.
Giorgia Meloni, those prophetic words from 5 years ago
By kind permission of the publisher, we publish some excerpts from La versione di Giorgia, an interview-book by Ale…
On the political front, precisely the relationship with Vannacci remains one of the most discussed topics. Gianfranco Imerito, a militant from Asti raised on bread and Almirante, is clear: “if you let Vannacci in you put a knife to your throat: he wouldn’t let you govern”. Then, when the stage lights up, the long wait gives way to the celebration. But among the activists, at least for a few hours, the real protagonist remains the killer pasta.
