Bignami in Aula alle opposizioni: "Non accettiamo lezioni da chi si inchina alle mafie"

Bignami addresses opposition members in the Chamber: "We won't accept lessons from those who bow to the mafia." During the speech by the leader of the Italian Left (FdI), some MPs shouted protests. Politics (Rome). "We won't accept lessons from those who support those who beat police officers with hammers" or "from those who bowed to the mafia, passing their cells on their way to Cospito." This was the statement made by the leader of the Italian Left (FdI), Galeazzo Bignami, addressing the opposition members in the Chamber. "If you had a little of the morality that Giorgia Meloni has shown, a little of her uprightness, perhaps you would spare us a few words," Bignami stated. During his speech, some opposition MPs shouted protests, which were rebuked by the president of the Chamber. (Alanews Editorial Staff) Automatically generated transcript I also believe that the issues addressed by my minority colleagues can be divided into two chapters: the first is the referendum. I realize that for someone who is accustomed to asking for votes on things, he is governing when no one wants him to be the author of a reform that was included in the electoral program that was voted on in this Parliament. And why is it that the Italians expressing their opinion could be a defeat for you? For us, it's not a slap in the face. Because when the Italians are in control, when the Italians express themselves, it's always a victory. Now, the fact that you are accustomed to governing when no one votes for you is a victory. This is probably a singular thing, but we are proud to have brought to a vote an item in our electoral program on which the Italians had placed their trust in us, and it was our duty to give the Italians a say. We don't accept lectures on "You must be quiet." The colleagues on this side of the Chamber have had the opportunity to express themselves. Now, the Bignami filing is speaking, and the Chamber must listen to him. Mr. President, if you are. They get nervous about what I've said now, imagine what I'm going to say now because at the moment in which we have to listen to someone in parts give lessons on the fight against the mafia. What element do I feel like pointing out? I have because you see someone evoked our history. I say it very frankly. The person speaking to you was active in the same bakery as Paolo Borsellino years before and we proudly claim the history, the traditions and the roots of those political commitments. We have never attacked Giovanni Falcone, we have never exposed him to ridicule. And if anyone is concerned about the fact that the Undersecretary went to a club and didn't check or put the necessary checks in their opinion, he should ask you as an Anti-Mafia actor what foot he failed to check when the Anti-Mafia database was literally being emptied. In the best case scenario, he was distracted. In the worst case scenario, well, there is also APT and We do not accept lessons from those who support those who hit the police with hammers. I have already given that perhaps he was investigated and convicted for many crimes and We do not accept lessons. We do not accept lessons from those who go to sneaking in with the mafiosi, passing in front of their cells while going to the conspicuous one. Are you telling us or not? What was going on, colleagues, you were going, directions, you were having a chat? What happened to the window? What happened to the finesse of Pio La Torre di Peppi? This is what the left has become in Italy. We proudly claim our ability and our political commitment and we are not afraid of confrontation with Italians. Because our figure is your uproar, it shows how much of a problem it is for you to accept the democratic debate if you have a little of the morality that Giorgia Meloni has shown, a little of the straight back that I arrive, a little of your beauty in the silence. Maybe you will stop us for a few words, I then note that here someone is talking about resignation, what happened yesterday, Conte said, he doesn't want to put us in, eh? For goodness sake