"I have opened the doors, and I am not going back. If there is someone who would like to be there, I will welcome them, there is no change of mind on my part compared to yesterday".
Amadeus reiterates its willingness to give space to the tractor protest in Sanremo, but specifies: "No one called me. If there is someone who contacts Rai, will let them know who the people are or the person who wishes to be present, we will evaluate it absolutely".
"I went to agricultural institute, they told me 'go and dig the land' and I really did dig in my life, and I also know how to drive a tractor. The land is extremely important, there are many workers, I don't make an issue of it politics, but it is politics that sometimes espouses causes. There are people who have enormous difficulties and I am in favor of people: I repeat, I don't make it a political issue and I'm not against anyone".
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"It is likely that she will be one of the farmers who will go to speak in Sanremo, for the 'Riscatto Agricolo' cooperative of Bergamo. We will see when Amadeus invites us, there have already been contacts, we will go to Sanremo with 20 tractors and only one of our delegations, of three or four people. The day we are considering is Thursday, I think 80% of us will be able to go."
Thus the Bergamo breeder Alessandra Oldoni, among the exponents of the tractor protest, who spoke on Un Giorno da Pecora, on Rai Radio1.
Who could go on stage with her?
"We will be there from Bergamo, Brescia and Melegnano, I think we will all talk. We will try to prepare but our nature and speak off the cuff", she explained to the hosts Giorgio Lauro and Geppi Cucciari.
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