Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni responds jokingly, covering her face with her jacket, to the statement of MP Avs Bonelli who asked her not to look at him in a “disturbing” way. “We think you owe an apology to the CGIL and the Union of Italian University Students, because your assertion that these two very important organizations worked against Italy is false,” the MP said. “Don’t look at me with that worrying look – he added – mistakes happen.”
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