(Finance) – The Prime Minister, Georgie Melonsclaimed the success of the government’s decision to eliminate the Basic income. “We have stopped spending citizens’ money to pay those who don’t work and we have given more money to those who work”, he declared, speaking from the stage in Cagliari during the event in support of the candidacy of Paul Truzzu to the presidency of Sardinia. “The results can be seen in the numbers”, underlined Meloni. We are demonstrating to the government “that if you work with dedication and without conditioning, the results can come. Italy currently has the historical record of employment rate, of stable contracts. The employment rate is driven above all by the growth of Work female“, he added.
“The left says that the reform constitutional It’s not the priority, but for me it is. It is not a reform that we are doing for us. This government will last 5 years” but after that “I don’t want to see Italy return to the swamp of its uncertainty, I want a strong government whoever governs it, as long as it is chosen by the citizens”, the Prime Minister then stated, speaking of reforms.” Today Italy is no longer looked down upon” and this is also the result “of the unity of the majority”, he added.
“Whoever thinks of defending theenvironment against them farmers and he doesn’t know what he’s talking about with farmers – declared Meloni, returning to the protests of recent weeks -. Some say we are afraid of the ecological transition: no, we are afraid of the ideological transition.”
Talking about Noon, “Sardinia included, anyone who invests will have incentives and simplifications”. “THE cohesion funds we have completely reorganized them, because certainly there isn’t any money in Italy, but if, when it does exist, we don’t spend it, it’s objectively a problem” he underlined. “Not a single euro must go back of the money that Italy and Europe make available and this has also made some governors angry because obviously we have to make a bit of a mess so as not to make the truth understood”, declared the Prime Minister in what seemed like a response to the governor of Campania, Vincenzo De Lucawho recently attacked the Prime Minister.