Milan, Sept. 27 (LaPresse) – “That you regain your dignity. That you stop being Conte’s doormats. That you be clear on Ukraine and a European NATO. That you stop following Bonelli’s nonsense on energy. That you take the issue of security and illegal immigration seriously. That you stop endorsing bonuses that destroy public finances.” Carlo Calenda said this in a post on X responding to Stefano Bonaccini, who asked Calenda: “What needs to happen for us to stand together?” Calenda then added that it is necessary “that you stop siding with newspaper publishers who are deindustrializing Italy and return to the side of workers who are suffering from deindustrialization. That you do not disown a season of reforms – the Jobs Act, etc. – to please left-wing populists. That you remember the guarantee-based foundations of our Constitution and do not submit to magistrates and Il Fatto Quotidiano. In short, you understand, Stefano Bonaccini. Remember who you are and straighten your back. Then we can talk about it again.”
Centre-left, Calenda to Bonaccini: “United? Stop being Conte’s doormats”
Milan, Sept. 27 (LaPresse) – “That you regain your dignity. That you stop being Conte’s doormats. That you be clear on Ukraine and a European NATO. That you stop following Bonelli’s nonsense on energy. That you take the issue of security and illegal immigration seriously. That you stop endorsing bonuses that destroy public finances.” Carlo Calenda said this in a post on X responding to Stefano Bonaccini, who asked Calenda: “What needs to happen for us to stand together?” Calenda then added that it is necessary “that you stop siding with newspaper publishers who are deindustrializing Italy and return to the side of workers who are suffering from deindustrialization. That you do not disown a season of reforms – the Jobs Act, etc. – to please left-wing populists. That you remember the guarantee-based foundations of our Constitution and do not submit to magistrates and Il Fatto Quotidiano. In short, you understand, Stefano Bonaccini. Remember who you are and straighten your back. Then we can talk about it again.”