(LaPresse) - «Il governo di Giorgia Meloni sta tagliando la sanità pubblica, con 6 milioni di italiani che rinunciano a curarsi. E taglia la scuola pubblica, mentre blocca la nostra proposta sul salario minimo. Fanno propaganda ogni giorno». Lo ha detto la segretaria del Pd Elly Schlein al congresso del Partito dei Socialisti europei ad Amsterdam. «A Firenze, la settimana scorsa, - ha aggiunto Schlein - la premier ha detto che l’opposizione è peggio dei terroristi. In questo clima, voglio esprimere la mia solidarietà al giornalista d’inchiesta Sigfrido Ranucci perché ieri è esplosa una bomba davanti casa sua. La democrazia e la libertà di espressione sono a rischio quando l’estrema destra è al governo».
00:00It's pretty clear what they're doing. Propaganda every day. What they're doing is fueling a climate of division, polarization and hatred.
00:08And we pay the consequences of that every day. The last week in Florence, the Prime Minister of my country said that the oppositions are worse than terrorists.
00:19And at the same time, in this climate of hatred, I want to express my solidarity to one of the most famous inquiry journalists in my country,
00:28Sigfrido Ranucci, because yesterday there was a bomb in front of his house.
00:33So democracy is at risk. The freedom of speech is at risk when the extreme right is in government.
00:40But just to be quick, the fact is that the extreme right, when it's in government, is not delivering for the basic needs of our people.
00:48And I will stick with Jacinda and with Magdalena on this. What we have to do is remember who we are as socialists.
00:54We can beat them, and we are beating them in local and regional elections, but we will not beat them by running after their agenda.
01:03We have to force them on our ground of social and climate justice and democracy and freedom for all.
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