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Gianni Letta: "Meloni? I've always admired her intelligence. I'm optimistic about Italy's future."

Gianni Letta: "Meloni? I've always admired her intelligence. I'm optimistic about Italy's future."

(Adnkronos) - Giorgia Meloni? "I've always admired her intelligence and diligence. She's a woman who studies and prepares. She's exemplary in this regard. If she's prime minister as she was as minister, and she's doing, she'll surely be successful." This is according to the former undersecretary of state...

(Adnkronos) – Giorgia Meloni? “I've always admired her intelligence and diligence. She's a woman who studies and prepares. She's exemplary in this regard. If she's prime minister as she was as minister, and she's doing, she'll certainly be successful.” This was stated by former undersecretary to the Prime Minister's office Gianni Letta, speaking live with Bruno Vespa at the Prix Italia in L'Aquila, commenting on a video showing all the prime ministers' appearances on 'Porta a Porta' over the years.

"This video," Letta added, "is proof that presidents come and go, but 'Porta a Porta' remains." He joked with the host about being kept in Rome by the flu: "You've been there for thirty years, and now you're in L'Aquila with a brace, while I, due to a slight fever, stayed in Rome on the doctors' advice.

You must have told the doctors, 'I'm going to L'Aquila anyway.'" 

And commenting on each of the presidents, Letta observed: "Prodi was Berlusconi's main rival, the only one to beat him. There was very strong competition between them, then time made Prodi's prejudices about Berlusconi somewhat different from those he had when the competition was very strong."

Pressed by Vespa, Letta touched on Italy's future. "There are many things that lead us to pessimism, but in front of the guests of the Prix Italia, who come from many parts of Italy, we have a duty to be optimistic," he said. "Italy managed to rise from the ruins of war, it transformed an agricultural country into an industrial one, and for this reason it will be able to solve its problems and move forward." Finally, Letta joked about the longevity of 'Porta a Porta,' which celebrated its thirtieth anniversary in January. "I won't be there for the next thirtieth anniversary, but you certainly will be there, and I'll be watching you from up there," he told Vespa. 

 

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