Storm on the president of the anti-mafia commission, Nicola Morra.
The sentences of the M5S senator about Jole Santelli and the Calabrian vote trigger the revolt of the center-right, the anger of Italia Viva, the indignation of the Democratic Party and even the distancing of his party.
"I apologize to those who are sick but I have been exploited, I do not resign", is the trench of Morra who, in a direct facebook, responds point by point to those who label him as "infamous": "the parties have eaten the health Calabrian and would I be the problem? ".
The latest episode of Calabria's political (and health) "Odyssey" begins when, yesterday, Morra is interviewed by Radio Capital about the President of the Regional Council, Domenico Tallini, who was under house arrest.
"Tallini was the most voted in the college of Catanzaro. It is the demonstration that every people has the political class they deserve", explains Morra who, insisting on his personal "reproach" to his fellow countrymen, goes further: "I will be politically incorrect, everyone knew that the president of Calabria Santelli was a serious cancer patient. Humanly I always respected Santelli, politically there was an abyss. But if the Calabrians liked this, it is democracy, everyone must be responsible for their own choices " .
And it is on these words that the storm breaks loose.
With Matteo Salvini, Giorgia Meloni and the entire FI to lead the revolt.
"Morra rinses his mouth and resigns", attacks the leader of the League.
"It is unworthy, all that remains is to resign", echoes Antonio Tajani.
"It's disgusting, go away", urges Fabio Rampelli.
The storm is spreading, also affecting the majority.
"These are unacceptable statements, apologize", is the request of Ettore Rosato of Iv.
"Patience has a limit", warns Dem Fausto Raciti.
From Calabria Roberta Santelli, Jole's sister, vents on social media: "be ashamed as a man and as a politician, and please resign".
While the acting president of the Region Nino Spirlì speaks of "shame, wickedness, vulgarity, commenting on Morra's words".
Which, as the hours go by, also loses the support of the M5S.
First Luigi Gallo, then Giorgio Trizzino, and finally the group leader in the Chamber Davide Crippa speak of "unacceptable" words.
On twitter, the hashtag #Morradimettiti is the second trending topic of the day.
And, in the middle of the afternoon, the M5S officially distances itself.
"His statements do not reflect our thinking", reads a note.
