The League's supporters greeted Bossi with chants of "Free Padania" and "Secession." Salvini was protested, while Zaia applauded.
A crowd of activists gathered to bid farewell to the Senator, who died at the age of 84. Prime Minister Meloni also attended the service.Per restare aggiornato entra nel nostro canale Whatsapp
"Bossi, Bossi. Free Padania." This was the chant chanted in the square overlooking the Abbey of San Giacomo in Pontida by several hundred League militants who had gathered to attend the funeral of Umberto Bossi , the historic leader and founder of the party , who died at the age of 84.
A banner was hung on one side of the abbey, reading: "Thank you, Chief, your story will always live with us. " There was also no shortage of the "hard and pure" slogans from the origins of the Lombard League, such as "Secession!" and "Let's burn the tricolor."
Present at the function were Finance Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti (wearing a green tie), Matteo Salvini (wearing a green shirt), and governors Luca Zaia and Attilio Fontana . The current secretary of the Northern League was challenged by some militants , while applause was directed at Zaia.
The function – which was also attended by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, Senate President Ignazio Larussa and Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani – was also attended by Minister Roberto Calderoli , the group leader in the Chamber Roberto Molinari , former minister Roberto Castelli and the entire elite of the League.
(Unioneonline)