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Raffaele Ceresa wrote that lawyer Paniz, Berlusconi's parliamentarian for three legislatures, was once again leading the protest of those who were asking for the revaluation of pensions based on inflation. He added that, while salaries were not being revalued, 300 deputies also wanted interest. https://t.co/sMhRoNzVUL #politica #vitalizi #parlamento (translated)

A wandering Ceresa Raffaele turned to Sigfrido Ranucci, recalling a Spanish proverb about those who are harmed by those they have raised. He wrote that Ranucci could now know who and how many, in the editorial staff of Report on Rai3, had behaved this way, adding that he could count on the esteem of hundreds of thousands of people. https://t.co/ePCVJzQ731 #giornalismo #opinione #media (translated)

Raffaele Ceresa called the affair a bad news for freedom of information, Rai subscribers, and investigative journalism. He wrote that the show would have lost its central figure and that nothing would be the same as before. He argued that Angelucci had prevailed with the support of journalists subservient to him and sent a hug to Sigfrido Ranucci and his family. https://t.co/e2JMAMOX2g #LibertàDiStampa #Giornalismo #Informazione (translated)

Raffaele Ceresa wrote that for a month Giancarlo Giorgetti had been proposing to Europe to tax energy companies and that, 48 hours before, a proposal from the 5 Stars in this regard had reached the European Parliament, while Matteo Salvini's League had abstained. He concluded with an insult directed at the Padanians. https://t.co/TVOnv14Bb7 #Energia #Tassazione #Europa (translated)

Raffaele Ceresa wrote that to attend the downhill event of the Olympics in Cortina, 1,505 euros had been spent per night for two days in a suite and 15,000 euros for the staff. He then turned to Spiedo Gonzales asking him if he had slept well. https://t.co/4FX5VvJBae #Cortina #Olimpiadi #Sport (translated)

A wanderer wrote that Giorgia Meloni had begun her political career in the name of Borsellino and claimed that the government had cut 60 positions at the Naples Prosecutor's Office, led by Nicola Gratteri. He added, with a sarcastic tone, that the Camorra would be grateful for this. https://t.co/1X4HqdvHN0 #politica #giustizia #napoli (translated)

A wanderer had written that, in the 42 months of the government of Giorgia Meloni and Giancarlo Giorgetti, 444 billion more had been issued than the maturing securities. He had argued that, at the rates of that time, the debt risked weighing heavily on future generations and had predicted painful consequences when the accounts would be settled with the public debt left by the government. https://t.co/fpBtZX5WYg #debito #governo #economia (translated)

A wanderer recalled that the minister had asked for Soumahoro's resignation because his wife was under investigation for corruption, claiming that he could not have been unaware. He then asked whether the minister could be unaware that Giusi Bartolozzi, wife of a person under investigation for corruption, was his legal advisor, or if he had changed his position. https://t.co/0YbeZQt7VF #corruzione #politica #giustizia (translated)

A wanderer recalled that Piero Calamandrei, one of the founding fathers of the Constitution, had argued that the government benches should remain empty during the vote on an electoral law, as a symbol of impartiality. He then stated that, in the vote on the electoral law, the benches were instead full and called the rule "infamous," arguing that it had been tailored to fit his political opponents, to whom he directed a derogatory epithet. https://t.co/vc7mO9UtNr #Politica #Costituzione #Democrazia (translated)

A wanderer wrote that Giorgetti had indicated the debt at 137% of GDP and the absence of resources to cut the income tax, adding that cuts to health, education, and transportation would be necessary. The author speculated that Giorgetti had learned from Draghi not to lie and criticized Giorgetti's secretary, accusing him of not listening and hurling an insult at him. https://t.co/aJIrEKhj2Q #debito #economia #politica (translated)

A wanderer wrote about alleged bribes in the palliative care sector and during charity events. He claimed that in Sicily there were 17 people under investigation in the council, 2 arrested and one in prison, and he asked Schifani to dissolve the assembly, calling it "infamous." https://t.co/QQYJJuONq1 #corruzione #Sicilia #curepalliative (translated)

A wanderer claimed that if the protections for housing requested by the protesters were not approved, the Spaniards should be given the word back. He accused Matteo Salvini of having mistaken what he called a trap by Pedro Sánchez for a surrender, which was intended, according to him, to confront the right with the anger of the citizens, and he insulted him. https://t.co/VzVcrvYAGF #Politica #Diritti #Giustizia (translated)

A wanderer wrote that, while the Italians were dealing with cents at the gas station, the Sicilian financial law allocated 250,000 euros to each councilor to spend in their constituency. He also stated that in the cabinet of a man he sarcastically referred to as "gentleman," there were 17 under investigation, 2 arrested, and 2 referred to trial. https://t.co/YVKX45M89i #Sicilia #Politica #Corruzione (translated)

A wanderer wrote that a journalist collaborating with *Filo Rosso*, a program by Antonino Monteleone, tried to sneak into the home of Sigfrido Ranucci. He added that the carabinieri were investigating two other people and identified the journalist as Moreno Pisto, stating that he did not hide his sympathies for Giorgia Meloni. https://t.co/zX9RTWlaxa #giornalismo #politica #indagini (translated)

A wanderer wrote that he has formed part of the government, indicating Bersani as Prime Minister, Conte and Schlein as vice presidents, and Gratteri for Justice. He also assigned Montanari to Culture, Cartabellotta to Health, Carofiglio to Education, Gabrielli to the Interior, and Landini to Labor. https://t.co/JkTpTYmBG8 #Governo #Politica #Italia (translated)