Arianna Meloni in Cagliari: "Between housing, work, and security, Italy has recovered."

The instinct is the same as always. That of someone who has come from afar, years of politics behind the scenes, and now, in government, knows that the foundation of everything remains there: in the presence in the territories, in the contact with the people. Arianna Meloni, head of the political secretariat of the Brothers of Italy party, is leading a regional tour with the party's local leaders in Cagliari, but the message for her supporters is meant to be reassuring: there's no need to panic; the referendum outcome isn't a prediction for the next general election.

What is the purpose of the regional tour? How is FdI doing?

We will never lock ourselves away in our palaces. FdI is a party of roots, and our relationship with the local community is fundamental to us. In recent weeks, we've gathered a lot of enthusiasm, but also many interesting ideas for government action. After three and a half years in government, we're still growing in support, a rare occurrence. This already says a lot about the health of the party, which remains the nation's leading party, with polls showing us steadily at 29%, which is more than we received at the polls in 2022.

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