Another woman has lost the opportunity to become prime minister in the history of the Italian Republic, because that honor will belong to her forever. Giorgia Melony. But political analysts have persistently asked themselves when polls and forecasts show Italy’s Brotherhood candidate’s victory in last Sunday’s election as a reality. A woman always answered first. And then a mother, a Christian, an Italian, a patriot, labels in one way or another depending on the composition of the people. He is not a far-right, neo-fascist, anti-European, racist, professional politician with little management experience and little compassion. So the backlash (we’ll see if she gets into the action) has won a woman who has jeopardized her peers’ achievements for equality because she speaks with disdain for feminism and the laws that stem from it. With the support of voters who are fed up with politics, she promised to grow up in politics and eliminate the developments that make a living from politics. There is a gender defeat in her victory, the female gender does not celebrate. Their simple and Manichaean solutions to complex problems worked, their slogan about “natural” family rather than diversity, their fast-hit morality like energy drinks. Who is afraid of a woman? Majority of the voters did not perceive him as a threat, rather they trusted that the institutions would fix the borders and know how to represent the country. A woman became the Trojan horse that would allow ultras ideas to descend upon the Italian ruler this century and make certain the danger believed to be left over from the resurrection of principles. Mussolini, her youth idol. Youngest minister appointed by (another milestone) Silvio Berlusconi However, at the age of 31, parties perceived as disconnected from social discontent embody the alternative of caste. She is a woman, but a Sister from Italy, collecting public money, but with an anti-systemic rhetoric against hostile Europe. A new profile for the uncertain times of effervescent leadership.
It can be emphasized that Giorgia Meloni will be the first woman to rule Italy, because other formations have presented gentlemen on the right and on the left. Traditional parties with an egalitarian rhetoric, but unaffected by women’s flair at the command tables, weren’t the answer, if any, and a growing sense of discomfort that could only be cured with a good cut of the arms. A woman won, her gender will have something to do with the choice. Unfortunately, that’s exactly what this woman is. For these payouts, the two men are vying for power for a happy return to bipartisanship, they believe, the radical right tamed in their own wars and possibly regional agreements that no longer seem to piss anyone off. There’s a candidate in the making, just as unlikely as the task Meloni has successfully completed. because Yolanda Diaz It must not only channel the discouragement from a series of crises that the government has a responsibility to be a part of, but also generate enthusiasm for a different future. Sip and puff at the same time.
Source: Informacion
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