Maria Giovanna Maglie is a guest on the April 7th episode of L’Aria che Tira, the La7 talk show where Myrta Merlino conducts. The journalist then returns from Rome to the speech of Prime Minister Mario Draghi, who spoke of a peace “linked” to air conditioning: “The majority of Italians do not even think about the idea of sacrificing themselves for Ukraine and most believe it not even that Putin is a dictator who should definitely be condemned since he is also an aggressor. We continue to talk about a possible negotiation that doesn’t cost either the cold or the heat, something a bit really naïve Draghi felt he had to bring about. “Mazzate a Draghi”, Massimiliano Romeo from the Lega joins in the background, another guest of Merlino who says wryly: “This morning Draghi blows a gogo”. Maglie picks up the discussion again: “Well, but because Draghi made the same joke he did when he said ‘if you get vaccinated you won’t die’. When Draghi strays from his technocratic language, which is a bit cocky but sure of and in control of, that’s where the donkey falls.
“But isn’t it a hypocritical speech? Politics always has to fascinate us, convince us, but he doesn’t have that approach…the hostess’s defense of the Premier. “Yes, but he should say that if we continue the war, except that the air conditioning is not on, except in the fall when the radiator is on two hours a day, we have a third of Italian industry in a mystical crisis After of the pandemic, now we add another third, tourism is reduced to the sale of sodas… You will see that within a year we will find ourselves with a thriving economy where we survive by harvesting chicory in the fields ‘ says a little angrily the Maglia replies to Merlin.
“I will astonish you continues Maglie I agree with Romeo’s reasoning, but I disagree with the conclusions drawn by the League. The problem will not be solved by cracking down on initiatives against Vladimir Putin. We lost the possibility of cheap negotiation when the war started, we had to be able to avoid conflict first, but we weren’t able to do that. But the West is weak, there was a flight from Afghanistan and there is an energy dependency… We didn’t have the strength or the tools.” “This war was easier to prevent than to stop,” Merlin concludes.