“Do even better on priorities: lighten taxes, strengthen purchasing power, and promote increasingly stable employment.” This is what the Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni says in an interview with ’Chi’ on newsstands from Wednesday, August 12, ruling out team reshuffles in September, as the weekly reports, previewing a summary of the conversation with the premier.
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The economic measures
On the economic and social front – reads a note from ’Chi’ – the premier claims the interventions on fuel costs, measures for employment, and the fight against the desertification of historic centers, also reiterating a pragmatic approach to climate against “ideological environmentalism.” Meloni, the weekly writes further, defends the government’s work also in view of the 2027 deadlines: “there is fatigue and it is felt,” the premier says again but “no one can accuse me of holding back.”
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Vannacci operation built to favor the left
For the Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, interviewed by ’Chi’, the Vannacci case is “an operation built to favor the left.” In the exclusive interview, which will be on newsstands Wednesday, August 12, the premier defends the government’s work also in view of the 2027 deadlines, stating that “no one can accuse me of holding back.”
Peers amused when I take Ginevra on missions, women appreciate it
When she participates in international missions with her daughter Ginevra “my peers are amused, but the nicest reaction is from the other women I meet, who give me a knowing nod. It’s a language that needs no translation. If this image tells a girl that she doesn’t have to choose between being a mother and having a career, I’m glad it is seen,” says the Prime Minister. With her daughter, she says, she seeks “slow time and normality” away from the spotlight. The premier confesses to ’Chi’ the difficulty in answering the child’s most intimate questions (“When she asks me why work comes before her, it makes my heart feel like a little nut”) and expresses, the weekly writes sharing a preview of the conversation, strong parental concern about the impact of artificial intelligence and social media on young people.
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