From the proposal for a popular initiative against energy speculation, which he supports, to the concrete reason for his visit to Cagliari yesterday, namely the seal on the passage to Forza Italia of sixty administrators of the Island (including regional councilors Gianni Chessa, Piero Maieli and Alfonso Marras), passing through the conflict in Ukraine, the next national maneuver, the candidacy of Raffaele Fitto to the EU commission and the rumors that bounced after the recent meeting between Marina Berlusconi and Mario Draghi. Antonio Tajani spoke certainly as a Foreign Minister and very much as a secretary of the blue party. After a greeting to the voters at the T-Hotel, and before the demonstration organized by Coldiretti in Dolianova, a stop at the headquarters of the L'Unione Sarda group where he met the editor Sergio Zuncheddu, who dwelt on the mobilization for Pratobello 24 and expressed gratitude for the committees, the mayors and the many Sardinians who signed the text.
Over one hundred thousand signatures for the bill that aims to stop speculators: what do you think?
"Forza Italia considers the popular initiative wise, credible and serious. It is the best path to follow because it goes in a right and balanced direction. I do not understand why the president of the Region (Alessandra Todde, ed. ) has changed her mind compared to when she was in government. Now she criticizes a law (the Draghi decree, ed. ) that she supported because she was vice-minister, in reality she was aware of everything that was happening".
What will your party actually do?
"We will present an initiative on renewable energy in Parliament: it is a topic that must be addressed with great seriousness. In the next few days our Sardinian deputy and coordinator Pietro Pttalis will be with Minister Pichetto Fratin to talk about this very topic. The moratorium is of little use. It is a matter of avoiding in every way the devastation of the environmental heritage and of trying to have the necessary energy: now we are looking to the future, in the long run coal and gas will be abandoned, on the other hand also for the competitiveness of companies it is necessary to have energy that costs less and less. This is why we need a single energy market at a European level".
