Giorgia Meloni celebrates in Bari her 1,410 days of government, a record in the history of the Republic, while the Fatto Quotidiano is preparing to publish an analysis of her main measures, scandals, and gaffes in a special edition. (translated)
Pare che il governo Meloni sia uno dei più longevi. Non si è dimessa dopo Almasri, né dopo il referendum, non si dimette con la benzina alle stelle. “Longevità” è una parola elegante per dire che, qualunque cosa succeda, dalla poltrona non si schioda. #governomeloni #politica #governo #Italia
The Meloni government matches the longevity record of Berlusconi II and is preparing to celebrate the milestone with an event in Bari, where the premier will be honored as the first woman and the longest-serving president of the Council in office. (translated)
The article analyzes the strengths and weaknesses of Giorgia Meloni's government, which celebrates its record duration in Palazzo Chigi, highlighting policies on labor, migrants, and the evolution of its position in foreign policy. (translated)
The budget of the Meloni government, nearly four years after its formation, highlights an increase of one million jobs, a reduction of five points in the deficit/GDP, and a 10% growth in exports, confirming economic stability and reforms in favor of families and employment. (translated)
With the rise in prices, the issue of extraordinary profits resurfaces in the political debate, putting Premier Meloni in a position to decide whether to side with the powerful or with the citizens. (translated)
The Italian government, in light of rising energy costs and the expiration of the last tax discount on September 5, plans selective assistance and an extraordinary contribution agreed upon with the energy sector, reflecting on more effective and less regressive ways to manage available resources. (translated)
Monte Paschi, after the Meloni government sold it two years ago, is now even buying two banks and creating a mega banking group. Not only have they wasted at least 10 billion, but they have also given up on having a very large public bank. BACK HOME EVERYONE! The EU forced them. (translated)
The suspension of Schengen by Italy has had negative consequences, with Finland deciding to send back asylum seekers already arrived in the country, emphasizing the need to apply European regulations regarding asylum. (translated)
Six women have been killed in Italy since Ferragosto, highlighting the failure of the Meloni government in preventing gender-based violence and raising an urgent appeal from associations for real change and greater institutional attention towards femicide. (translated)
The article focuses on the silence of the Meloni government regarding the siege of colonists in Qusra in the West Bank, highlighting the lack of a stance from Foreign Minister Tajani, while other leaders, including American and European ones, have condemned the violence, and parliamentarian Giorgio Gori suggests on Twitter to pray for the Israeli elections to bring about change. (translated)
The article by Carmelo Pennisi argues that Italy needs a serious electoral law to address the emergency of low voter turnout, criticizing recent proposals for majority bonuses without adequate electoral involvement and emphasizing the importance of a proportional system that allows voters to freely choose their representatives. (translated)
For goodness' sake, it was already known. But here we have two empirical proofs: - the Vice President of the Council of Meloni's Government understands nothing; - the Vice President of the Council of Meloni's Government supports dangerous anti-EU nonsense. Italy, wake up! We have a big problem. (translated)
The Italian Minister of the Interior, Matteo Piantedosi, reported that since the introduction of border controls with Spain, three individuals have been arrested and 21 citizens from third countries have been turned away, including six Moroccans, but he stated that he could not confirm whether they came from Ceuta, responding to questions from parliamentarians on the issue of immigration. (translated)
Germany has announced the expulsion of Dublin asylum seekers to Italy, as part of a bilateral agreement with Rome and Athens, sparking controversy over the management of the migration crisis and the lack of solidarity from the Italian government towards Spain. (translated)
In March 2022, the code of international crimes implementing the Rome Statute that established the #InternationalCriminalCourt to punish war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide was ready, after 20 years of delay. The Meloni government buried it in March 2023. (translated)
@luigidaniele10 @fattoquotidiano la professoressa @chamelons era uno dei giuristi che ha contribuito alla creazione del codice dei crimini internazionali, poi affossato dal governo Meloni: ci ha spiegato perché, in tutta probabilità, fu affossato https://t.co/IEban1h8KE #GiustiziaInternazionale #CodiceCrimini #GovernoMeloni
The information from the Italian secret services suggests that an Islamist cell could form in Ceuta, fueling the atmosphere of fear in Europe and thus justifying the measures against Madrid adopted by Giorgia Meloni's government, while the political manipulation behind such warnings is ignored. (translated)
Germany has decided to send back to Italy the asylum seekers who crossed the border, in response to the new measures adopted by the Meloni government that suspended Schengen, sparking tensions with other member countries and internal criticism. (translated)
The Italian government is negotiating with Rwanda, Uganda, and Ghana to outsource the management of irregular migrants, inspired by the Albanian model, while a negative precedent has already been reported with the British Supreme Court that has blocked a similar plan for Kigali. (translated)
