In the end, in many newspapers and even on television, the Landini line prevailed: the ones contesting Ignazio La Russa during the commemoration of the Marcinelle disaster (while he was reading the message from the President of the Republic, Sergio Mattarella) were the Belgian antifascist militants of the Fgtb union, while the Cgil has nothing to do with it. The ones who brought the cigiellini into the picture were Fratelli d’Italia, first with Carlo Fidanza, head of the Fdi delegation in the European Parliament, and then also with the Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni. Were they both wrong? Was it a “sunstroke,” as Landini said with his usual arrogance?
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As Libero explained yesterday, there was no sunstroke. Some of the protesters actually had the commemorative scarf around their necks that you can see in the photo above, “signed” by both the Fgtb and the Cgil. It is no coincidence, since the initiatives to commemorate the victims of Marcinelle were organized together by the two unions, and the logo of the Belgian one also appears on the official Cgil poster, where Landini’s presence was announced. In short, even if the idea of turning their backs on La Russa came only from the Belgian union, Landini himself cannot pretend to have nothing to do with it. Meanwhile, he could dissociate himself from his Belgian counterparts, which he did not do, limiting himself to indignantly saying that he and his people had nothing to do with it. And then, instead of blaming Fratelli d’Italia, he should pay more attention to whom he chooses as companions and especially to whom he grants the use of the Cgil logos…
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Ps: interesting was last night’s episode of In Onda, on La7, the program hosted by Luca Telese and Marianna Aprile. During the debate on the Marcinelle case, Marino Sinibaldi, from the Timbuctu podcast, after defending the Belgian protest against La Russa because in that country the “wound of the Nazi invasion” has not yet healed, went as far as to say that even the disaster in which 262 miners died, including 136 Italians, is ultimately the fault of fascism, because our compatriots emigrated to escape an Italy “destroyed by fascism.” Now everything is clearer…
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