Vannacci says his party is the “natural interlocutor” for Italy’s center-right alliance
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At a glance
- Roberto Vannacci said Futuro Nazionale would discuss alliances with parties that accept its principles and values.
- He described his party as the natural interlocutor for Italy’s center-right alliance and ruled out talks with Nicola Fratoianni, Angelo Bonelli and Elly Schlein.
- Vannacci said foreign powers have attempted to influence elections in their respective spheres of influence and called legal influence normal.
Roberto Vannacci says Futuro Nazionale is ready to talk with almost anyone, but not everyone. “The future? For now, I am thinking about Futuro Nazionale,” he said, describing a party with “principles and values that it will not betray or negotiate.”
The future? For now, I am thinking about Futuro Nazionale, which has principles and values that it will not betray or negotiate.
Speaking on Rete4’s È sempre Cartabianca, Vannacci said his party would discuss cooperation with forces willing to accept those principles. He presented Futuro Nazionale as “the natural interlocutor of this faded center-right alliance,” while saying he could not imagine talks with Nicola Fratoianni, Angelo Bonelli or Elly Schlein.
It is clear that we are the natural interlocutor of this faded center-right alliance, because I cannot see myself talking either with Fratoianni, Bonelli or Schlein.
His comments came in response to a question about a possible alliance with Giorgia Meloni. Vannacci said Futuro Nazionale would engage with all political forces that agreed to its non-negotiable principles and values.
I believe attempts to influence voting have been made by all foreign powers, in every election held within their respective spheres of influence. It is no news to anyone.
He was also asked about warnings from Deputy Prime Minister Antonio Tajani, who has not ruled out possible Russian attempts to influence Italy’s next elections. Vannacci said foreign powers had tried to influence elections in every country within their respective spheres of influence. “It is no one’s news,” he said, adding that there was no reason to be surprised by influence or pressure as long as it remained legal.
I do not see why anyone should be surprised if there is influence or pressure. As long as it is legal, it is normal that it exists.
Originally published by ANSA in Italian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.