The prime minister responds to Carlo Messina's criticisms of the maneuver and thanks the opposition for the discussion on the recent bomb scares
In Dublin for the summit of the European Political Community, Giorgia Meloni defends the 5 billion contribution requested from the banking system in the budget law and thanks the opposition for the constructive discussion on the recent cyberattacks.
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The government has requested a contribution of 5 billion from the financial system to finance the budget law. Recently, several Italian schools were the subject of false bomb threats.
«I'm sorry that they are considered South American measures, but I don't think that they aren't. Clearly I would have been happier if we could have achieved the same result with an agreement, as has happened in past years. We try to lend each other a hand, and this is a bit the choice that the Government has made. I consider it a choice of justice."
Having arrived in Dublin for the ninth summit of the European Political Community, Giorgia Meloni did not shy away from the reporters' questions, starting with the criticism of the maneuver made a few hours earlier in the hearing by the CEO of Intesa SanPaolo, Carlo Messina.
«Reality is going well also thanks to stability»
The prime minister weighs her words, she wants to avoid exacerbating an already tense climate. But he defends the 5 billion contribution requested from the financial system to cover the budget law. And, once again, it suggests that those who have had the most in these difficult years are called to contribute. «We all realize the situation, we all realize the difficulties that this particular economic situation represents for many Italian citizens», he explains. «At the same time we are also aware of the fact that there are realities that have done well in recent years, which have also done well thanks to the Government's measures, thanks to the stability that Italy has guaranteed».
Cyberattacks, "the Government does not ask for a blank delegation from the opposition"
The Prime Minister landed in the Irish capital after meeting minorities on cyber attacks following the false bomb alerts which yesterday, and partly today, forced thousands of institutions to evacuate. «I want to thank the opposition again for their participation - says Meloni - because it was an absolutely frank and also productive conversation with which we also gave the image, which is necessary at this moment, of a ruling class which, beyond the many divisions that animate it, then when the time comes to put those divisions aside, does so». This does not mean, this is the response to the observations of the secretary of the Democratic Party Elly Schlein, «that I am asking for a blank delegation. Clearly the government is not asking for any blank delegation."

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Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni met opposition leaders at Palazzo Chigi for a summit on bomb scares in schools and cybersecurity, making an appeal for unity. The opposition said they were willing to collaborate but excluded blank delegations, asking for more funds and clear protocols.

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni met opposition leaders at Palazzo Chigi to discuss the response to cyber attacks and bomb scares. The oppositions offer collaboration, but ask for clear protocols, investments and parliamentary debate.