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BackMeloni: "I'm not good for all seasons, I don't change my mind out of political calculation"
Meloni: "I'm not good for all seasons, I don't change my mind out of political calculation"
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Meloni: "I'm not good for all seasons, I don't change my mind out of political calculation"

The prime minister responds to a question from Claudio Cerasa on Foglio regarding political alliances and support for Ukraine

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  • Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni reiterates her political coherence, excluding alliances with those who oppose support for Ukraine.
  • In an interview with Il Foglio, she underlines that she is not willing to change her opinion for electoral or personal gain.

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The prime minister responded to a question regarding possible political alliances in relation to the position on the conflict in Ukraine.

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"Giorgia Meloni is certainly not willing to do the opposite of what she has done so far, or what she believes in, for political or electoral reasons."

Speaking about herself in the third person, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni thus explained why she is not willing to ally herself with those who vote against the defense of Ukraine, answering a question from Claudio Cerasa who interviewed her on Il Foglio. "I - added the Prime Minister - am a serious person, and I am not good for all seasons. Anyone looking for a prime minister who changes his mind based on the support of this or that party, always and only for personal gain, must look elsewhere.

And I also think I know where, because we've been there before."

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  • Which specific parties are excluded from alliances?

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This article was originally published by ANSA Politica.

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