
The leader of Action Carlo Calenda replies on X to an article on Alessio D'Amato and the dialogue with the mayor Roberto Gualtieri, reiterating that the party does not accept ultimatums and does not intend to turn to the right.
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The dialogue between Alessio D'Amato and the mayor Roberto Gualtieri concerns the possible formation of a broad camp in view of the next municipal elections in Rome.
1) Action does not accept ultimatums from anyone; 2) we have no intention of going to the right nor of kissing Bettini's slipper for a department.
We thank Alessio for the work of these years and wish him the success he deserves in the broad field". Thus, on on the right.

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