On the occasion of today’s 78th anniversary of the liberation of Italy from Nazism and Fascism, the Prime Minister of Italy Georgia Meloniin a letter published in a newspaper Corriere della Seraemphasizes that “for years, parties representing the right in parliament have made it clear that they are incompatible with any form of nostalgia for fascism.“.

At the same time, Meloni adds that “freedom and democracy are common property for all, even if someone does not like it, who would not want it.”

“With Russian invasion of Ukraine our freedom is once again in serious danger,” the head of the Italian government also emphasizes.

As far as her country is concerned, she makes it clear that “on April 25, democracy was born, and no one wants to lose the freedoms they have won.”

According to Giorthia Meloni, “the values ​​on which the Italian Constitution is based” are “trampled by fascism” and “the love of democracy is the antidote to all forms of absolutism.”

In the past few days, most of the Italian press and opposition have been sharply critical of the members of Meloni’s Brothers of Italy party, who have decided not to take part in today’s anniversary celebrations, as well as Senate President Ignatius La Russa. , who stated that “there is no reference to anti-fascism in the Italian constitution”.

Source: RES-IPE