The parliamentarians of the League will be in the streets of Palermo next Friday “to demonstrate solidarity”. Matteo Salvini who, instead, will be in the bunker room of the Pagliarelli prison where the lawyer’s defense speech is scheduled Giulia Bongiornoas part of the Open Arms trial for which the prosecution – as always remembered by the League – asked for six years in prison for the then Minister of the Interior.
Open Arms, what happened and why Salvini is on trial
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“The demonstration – the same sources underline – will reiterate that the defense of Italy is not a crime, without inciting the streets in an irresponsible way against the judiciary and the State as – it is further underlined – done in the past by others, for example in Riace after the conviction in the first instance of the current left-wing MEP Mimmo Lucano, who – the League further points out – was also convicted on appeal”.
Open Arms, Salvini: “If I am convicted I will not resign”
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The words of the deputy prime minister in Pontida
“It gives me strength to know that in that courtroom in the month of October, if there was a judge who approved the sentence of six years in prison”, possibly also “in the third degree of judgment, I would walk through the doors of that prison to head held high. Six years in prison are not a fine or socially useful work, but prison. They can arrest a person who defended Italy and the Italians, they cannot stop the Holy Alliance of European peoples that is born today from Pontida”. Thus the deputy prime minister and leader of the League last Sunday speaking from the stage in Pontida. “I’m not worried. I’m indignant, surprised by people who betray, who have no honor, who have no dignity and who run away. I’m always used to not blaming those close to me. I can’t stand those who run away and those who renounce”, he added.
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