Reactions to the results of the elections in Liguria: from Meloni to Grillo

“You die more betrayed by sheep than torn to pieces by a wolf.” In the aftermath of the vote in Liguria Beppe Grillo publish this post in the temporary ‘stories’ of Whatsapp. A quote attributed to an “unknown author” and accompanied by a photo of a wolf.

It’s impossible not to catch a reference from the guarantor to the war in the 5 stars with Giuseppe Conte: the president of the Movement announced in the previews of the book Bruno Vespa that he will not renew Grillo’s 300 thousand euro consultancy contract; the co-founder of the M5S responded by claiming “the right to extinguish the Movement”. Then the collapse of the 5s in the vote in Liguria, deserted by Grillo himself. A result that had a negative and decisive impact on the defeat of the wide field candidate, Andrea Orlando.

Meloni: “Good morning Italy”

The awakening of the center-right leader is of a completely different tone. “Good morning Italy. The signal of trust received from the citizens in Liguria gives us even more strength to continue in this direction, always at the service of the Italians”. The Prime Minister stated this on social media Giorgia Melonipublishing a photo in which he poses making the victory sign with his fingers.

“Forward together, with enthusiasm and determination – he adds -, to build a future of concreteness and results for our Nation”.

Dem Bettini: “Start again from the Orlando project”

“Andrea Orlando carried out an extraordinary electoral campaign. He should be thanked by our entire community. He confirms himself as a courageous, combative and intelligent national leader. After the defeat in Liguria, we can only start again from the project he has put in place and from the many consensus more than in the past. Elly Schlein supported him in the best way and, also for this reason, the Democratic Party achieved almost 30% of the votes cast. Many democratic and militant citizens have found unity and enthusiasm again”. He writes it on Facebook Goffredo Bettininational leader of the Democratic Party.