Government: Calenda, I'm not in the majority

"I do the most important thing in the world."

In these cases you can "go to the square" and "do it in 5 minutes" or "say what convinces us and what doesn't and how we would change" the latter.

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, during the meeting with the Third Pole delegation, "was completely aware" of the Action-Iv proposals.

The leader of the Third Pole, Carlo Calenda, says it during the recording of Porta a Porta.

"A confrontation" to "make things happen", adds Calenda, "I am a loyal opposition".

"Letta, to the still unfinished CDM, said 'we will go to the square on the 17th', what's the point?".

The comparison with Giorgia Meloni "does not mean that I am in the majority", he clarifies.

"What do I want to be when I grow up? I'm not a good Samaritan,

I want to bring my party to 20% because his behavior is serious.

I will make an opposition consequent to my project ", he adds. " I do not agree with 75% of the financial one ". Meloni "made a maneuver totally in line with Draghi, making a mistake on energy because not even Draghi's provisions worked so well ". he said. "I have received a number of attacks", for the confrontation at Palazzo Chigi, Calenda said.

"Letta's words on the Third Pole? Nonsense of a man who is no longer even capable of developing a political strategy".

The leader of the Third Polo Carlo Calenda said it on the sidelines of the recording of Porta a Porta.

"The opposition, as is required in a large European country, is done by proposing and not just chasing the 5s and shouting no to everything", he added, reiterating that it is not the intention of the Third Pole to enter the majority.

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This Government sails on sight and the maneuver is valid only for the first three months and certainly not for the whole year.

This government is desperately looking for allies with which to replace the current ones, I have seen that the Third Pole has already been proposed with Calenda to replace Forza Italia, they who were voted to stay in the opposition and who are instead already ready to become the majority" This was stated by the leader of the Democratic Party Enrico Letta during an interview with Tg3.