At L’aria che tira, the political in-depth program on La7 hosted by David Parenzo, Tonino Guglielmi was a guest. The regional secretary of SAP, the police union, pointed the finger at the mayor of Matteo Lepore after the events in Bologna. Despite the justifications of the Pd mayor, the images speak for themselves. In Bologna, there was a real urban guerrilla warfare.
“Clearly, there were two squares – said Guglielmi -. This is their narrative. In reality, we take the part that concerns us, the one that saw the city almost razed to the ground. It seemed like being at war. I’ve seen very few events of this kind. This is where fear arises. This is clearly what we saw and what comes to us from the images: they threw everything. It seemed like urban guerrilla warfare. That said, when making certain statements, one must be very careful because Matteo Lepore is not just anyone. He is not a party politician, of government or opposition. He is the mayor of a city, that is, an institution. If he declares these things – he concluded -, then he must also account for them before everyone and especially the police forces”.
L’aria che tira, Tonino Guglielmi’s speech
