Chaos in the Chamber on the Commission of Inquiry for Covid.
Complete with a suspended seat.
During the examination of the agendas and for a good part of the interventions in the explanation of vote, the political clash between the majority and the opposition is harsh, at times very harsh, the now famous 'wheeled benches' are recalled, but without the tension rises more.
It is with the final speech of the FdI deputy Alice Buonguerrieri that the controversy becomes a clash, at times violent.
In some cases even physical.
The parliamentarian, the last to intervene before the final vote on the measure, which passed with 132 yes, 86 no and one abstention becoming law, directly attacks Giuseppe Conte and Roberto Speranza, calling them "the worst Prime Minister and the worst Minister of Health in the history".
So you declare, among the choruses of 'shame-shame' that rise from the centre-left benches, that
the two have been "condemned".
And it is at this statement that some deputies, shouting, hurl themselves into the chamber, triggering such confusion that in the end the president on duty Fabio Rampelli is forced to suspend the session for several minutes during which a parliamentarian from the Democratic Party arrives in front of the desks of the government and addresses the Undersecretary of Infrastructure present in the Chamber, Galeazzo Bignami, who made the news for dressing as a Nazi at Carnival, shouting: "It's better for you to dress like a Nazi than like the idiot you are...".
During the stop of the session, PD sources also say that Rampelli himself came down from the presidential seat to face Speranza and Conte face to face,
who were trying to defend themselves from Alice Buonguerrieri's accusations.
But, when the work resumes, the deputy is still a river in flood and shouting assures us that "she wants us to see clearly what happened," that she wants to know why there have been more deaths in Italy than in all the others countries of Europe'.
Stating that "only FDI managed to drag Conte and Speranza to court where they were convicted", reiterating again the accusation made shortly before that she had sent the opposition into a rage.
Conte and Speranza manage to speak only after the vote, when the Chamber begins to empty.
The former prime minister accuses the center-right of "cowardice", reiterating that he has nothing to hide",
but above all he defines what Buonguerrieri said as "fake news" "because no Court has had anything to say about the actions" of his governments who have managed the pandemic.
"The only sentence - he specifies - was that of a TAR to hand over documents that were already public".
"You - he urges, addressing the centre-right - only know how to tell lies".
Roberto Speranza also debunks every accusation, defining Buonguerrieri's "a squad intervention" which recalls "the worst moment this country has gone through".
And explaining that already from what happened in the Chamber "we understand the real reason why we want to establish this Commission, which is to carry out political propaganda and an electoral campaign. Nothing more".
A position also expressed by the group leader of the Democratic Party Chiara Braga who speaks of an "unworthy page".
The only ones from the opposition to vote in favor of the measure are the deputies of Italia Viva, as Roberto Giachetti announced in the Chamber according to which "there are still many aspects to clarify" on the Covid tragedy.
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