Prime Minister Meloni: “We should have told the Italians about all the work done, but I have no real regrets”

John

By John

«Perhaps I regret having considered it sufficient to do things, even when I couldn’t describe all the work. I have always been convinced that facts are much stronger than any narrative. Today, however, I realize that it would have been important to make all of our work better known.” Thus the Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni in a wide-ranging interview given to Il Foglio. Looking back at the past four years of government, “I have no real regrets”, clarifies the prime minister, admitting however that “I would have liked to be able to better update Italians on the overall nature of this commitment. On the referendum on justice, then, I have no particular regrets. We made a commitment to present justice reform, and we did so. And even if the Italians decided not to confirm it, we did our duty”, he concluded.