The first to congratulate the government for the diplomatic action that led to Chico Forti's return to his homeland were the presidents of the Senate and Chamber, Ignazio La Russa and Lorenzo Fontana.
The League also congratulates Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini: "excellent news also resulting from the commitment and seriousness of the government. Another promise kept".
And Forza Italia with the deputy prime minister and foreign minister Antonio Tajani: "an extraordinary result of the Italian government and diplomacy. Proud of our officials.
In silence we continue to achieve important results".
But there is bipartisan satisfaction with the transfer authorization - announced by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni shortly before meeting American President Jeo Biden in the Oval Office of the White House - signed by Florida governor Ron De Santis and awaited for three years, after an initial intervention by the Draghi government.
"We are happy for the excellent news of Chico Forti's return to Italy and we thank Italian diplomacy for this result", declare the parliamentarians of the 5 Star Movement of the Foreign Affairs commissions of the Chamber and Senate.
"It's good that the government is committed to achieving this objective and the news that the prime minister gave today is great", says Green Europe co-spokesperson and AVS MP Angelo Bonelli.
"We are happy to have done our small part in stimulating and controlling the achievement of the result.
Welcome home, Chico!", claims Enrico Borghi, group leader in the Senate of Italia Viva.
But for Tommaso Foti, group leader of the Brothers of Italy in the Chamber, the return is thanks to "intense and discreet diplomatic work by the Meloni government with the American government and the State of Florida".
Chico Forti will return to Italy and "after 24 years he will be able to embrace his family again, we are proud of this result, the result of an exhausting commitment that has always seen Giorgia Meloni and Fratelli d'Italia in the front row".
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