PaP, Calò: "Dialogo con campo largo? Noi non arretriamo"

PaP, Calò: "Dialogue with Campo Largo? We're not backing down." Echoes of the protests in Naples: "PD and M5S in contradictory governments" Politics (Rome). "We need an autonomous and independent alternative to the precarious and war-like policies of the last thirty years." This was stated by Giulia Calò, a representative of Potere al Popolo, on the sidelines of a demonstration organized in support of the Cuban people on the evening of Friday, July 10, in Rome. "As PaP, we're not backing down," Calò continued, also commenting on the protests that took place in Naples during the Campo Largo leaders' rally. "On the other hand, we're experiencing the contradictions of the policies that the PD and M5S have been part of, and with those prerogatives, it's impossible to engage in dialogue with us." (Alanews Editorial Staff) Automatically generated transcript As People Power, and you were the protagonists of, say, a demonstration in Naples to protest the Campo Largo rally, are you thinking of repeating a similar action on future occasions or of speaking with the leaders of Campo Largo? Speaking means building a political alliance based on our history, including our demands. We clearly state that within this country, it is necessary to build an alternative that is autonomous and independent, especially from the policies of praying to the saints and war that we have seen in the last 30 years. So, let's clearly state that, as it were, we continue our political discourse along this line. We also demonstrated this in the national assembly held here in Rome on the 14th, where we precisely said that it is necessary to build something different within this country. Building it alongside workers, alongside students, alongside precarious workers, alongside young people, alongside those who experience the contradictions of this system, a system that always moves towards policies of war, rearmament, and also of repression of the Meloni government would be to enter Parliament one day and if so Would you be willing to give in to some choice that does not perfectly match yours with your vision or maybe take a minimal percentage not to reach Parliament but to go straight to your ideas and then we believe that at this moment even with respect to what are our demands it is actually necessary not to back down by a madman We care that we are faced with a broad field that has chosen to unite in short in the name of anti-fascism we anti-fascism is also that militancy you go with the fight But it is also and above all done by building a political and social alternative that is on the side of the workers of the workers on the side of those who have actually been deprived of everything within this country we ourselves as young people experience the contradictions of what have been, in short, the policies of the last few years made by PD governments from the Conte government so we believe that those who support that type of perspective certainly cannot dialogue with us