00:00You had an appointment at 6.30, but you have anticipated it because the exit pool will win the coalition.
00:11What do you expect?
00:14I'm scaramant, so until the end I want to expect the results, at least the projections, which are certainly more
00:22indicative of the results.
00:26They will make it well, but the possibility of winning the first round would be a good thing for us.
00:35Tell us if you had any hope of a result of this type or if it was a surprise for
00:42you and for the coalition?
00:44All right, it's a bit of a surprise, in the sense that there were still many decisions.
00:57I think that in the last 10 days I have been a bit preponderant to orient a part of the
01:05electorate that was still decisively.
01:07I'm talking about Moschea, the candidates bengalesi, who certainly have sponsored the vote.
01:16I tell you also for personal experience, in the sense that, with the market, with the gazebo,
01:22we've met an electorate of the left who told us that he wouldn't have voted on the left.
01:27Okay, thank you.
01:29Thank you very much.
01:30Thank you very much.
01:31Thank you very much.
