Milan, June 7 (LaPresse) – "Today I read with pleasure the interview in which Schlein said something important that I have been supporting for months: being stubbornly united means nothing, just as a broad coalition means nothing. We even discussed this a few days ago at an event for the referendum in Bari, and I reiterate: what is needed is to be stubbornly consistent. If we want to beat the right, and I am the first to want to do so, we must be radical and consistent. Can people who don’t have the courage to take to the streets with us and clearly condemn Netanyahu really be travel companions? Can those who vote with Meloni on the unmentionable justice reforms be travel companions? And those who made the Jobs Act, which generated only precariousness, and still defend it today? You beat the right if you are consistent, consequent, and courageous. No more ambiguity, a clear political proposal is needed, and the Five Star Movement is ready to work."
This was stated by Chiara Appendino, Vice President of the Five Star Movement, guest on the Sky Agenda program.