The leader of Futuro Nazionale, Roberto Vannacci, opens up to Giorgia Meloni but sets his conditions. In an interview with Corriere dell’Umbria, he explains that if the Prime Minister and leader of FdI proposed that he join the center-right coalition, he would ask for “a written, public, and verifiable programmatic agreement with precise deadlines: control over immigration and emigration in compliance with the law, revision of the Green Deal, return to nuclear power, reduction of taxes on work and families, security, new prisons, protection of businesses, and foreign policy based on national interest.” Furthermore, Meloni “should also change the line on Ukraine: no weapons and money without strategy and achievable objectives.” “If our votes were decisive, no blank checks. Support only on measures and certain deadlines,” assures the general.
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And any appointments “would be the consequence of consensus, not the price of a deal.” Vannacci says he defines himself as a right-wing man “without shyness or complexes: a national, sovereign, identity-based, meritocratic, and social right.” “Fascism,” he emphasizes, “is a historical experience concluded eighty years ago. I have sworn allegiance to the Republic and that oath is enough. Futuro Nazionale seeks consensus through elections, congresses, and popular participation. I accept dissent and condemn violence except for legitimate defense.”
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Vannacci claims that votes could come both from voters disappointed by current parties and from those who have so far abstained. “Our goal is not to take votes from this or that party, but to bring back to the polls those who no longer believe in the possibility of change” because “abstentionism is the main pool to be reconquered,” he finally explains.
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