Italy before the election: Giorgia Meloni, the neo

»Yes to the natural family, no to the LGBT lobby, yes to sexual identity, no to gender ideology, yes to the culture of life.

No to death, yes to women, yes to the universality of the cross, no to Islamist violence, yes to safe borders, no to mass immigration.« (in this case in Spanish)

»One of the main reasons for her success is actually that she hasn't done anything in the last ten years.

She did not rule.

She sat in the opposition and basically couldn't make any big mistakes because of that.

If you talk to people on the street here in Italy, including at election campaign events, then a lot of people will say so.

She didn't screw up.

We'll try that with her now and if it doesn't work, then we'll just take someone else.«

»The question is how strong is this alliance?

What is the bond between these three?

And there you can have some doubts and ask yourself questions.

Until recently, Matteo Salvini was the undisputed leader of the right-wing camp.

Meloni was in the second or third row.

Before Salvini, Berlusconi was the big right who everyone cheered for.

That means there's an incredible amount of rivalry.

Whether Berlusconi and Salvini will be willing to support Meloni as prime minister as well, or whether they'd rather say: let's take a more neutral figure.

You just can't say that today.«

»What she tells are often, well, sometimes stories from everyday life, examples.

And basically the story is always actually brave Italians, for whom life is made difficult by Europe, by the financial markets, by Berlin, by Paris, by the left in Italy, who constantly throw bludgeons in their legs, so to speak.

That's actually the basic melody, which she sings neutrally at times, but then sometimes the hatred breaks out of her and this aggressiveness, then, then she starts screaming and yelling and tries to cheer people up a bit bring to."

»That also has to do with the fact that party members, for example, only built a monument for Rodolfo Graziani ten years ago.

A mausoleum.

Graziani was one of the worst war criminals, one of the worst fascists in Italy.

He built 16 concentration camps in North Africa.

A genocide is at his own risk.

He must be responsible for the deaths of at least 50,000 people.

It was built by Fratelli d'Italia party members, including the Fratelli d'Italia faction leader, who is also married to Meloni's sister.

So this heritage is really very close to.«

»The proportion of those who are undecided, those who don't want to vote or who simply don't know who they will ultimately choose.

This proportion has not fallen, as is usually the case just before the election, but has risen again to 42%.

In this respect, the atmosphere here is more of a bored, indifferent, slightly annoyed waiting.«