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President Meloni, a thousand days in government, what's your assessment and how do you respond to critics who say that the duration of an executive is not a value in itself? Obviously you don't evaluate only by the duration. Stability is important because it allows you to spend money on serious things and not throw them into bonuses, because it allows you to have a centrality, an international reliability, because it allows you to reassure those who invest, because it allows you to make reforms, which is what we are doing, from the Prime Minister, tax reform, autonomy, reform of justice, we will also do others, and that's why stability is important. After that, the balance is impossible, let's say, to tell the results in a few seconds, but I'm not proud to be the President of the Council for a thousand days, I'm proud of what we've done in a thousand days. And I'll give you just one data. In 2025, there will be 10 billion more on health than in 2022, when we settled. The work, you mentioned the data, the increase in employment, the opposition says, salaries, however, have not recovered the land lost during Covid. Look, I'm very proud of the fact that in these thousand days, every day, on average, more than a thousand jobs have been created at an undetermined time, for a total of over a million new employees in addition. I think it's a good result. On salaries, it is true that Italy has accumulated, especially when the left was in power, a delay in the purchasing power of workers. It is a difficult delay to recover, but certainly the trend has changed. From 2023, salaries will grow again more than inflation. Does this mean that the problem is solved? No, it means that the path we have taken is the right one. A year ago, you said about immigration, I would like to do something more. What is your goal from here, at the end of the legislature, given what happened in Albania? Well, my goal is to continue to reduce the number of illegal immigrants arriving in Italy. My goal is to continue to revolutionize the approach of the European Union on the issue of immigration. We no longer talk about how to redistribute illegal immigrants, we talk about how to defend the external borders. It is thanks to Italy that this happens. After that, I continue to think about innovative solutions. Despite the opposition of a politicized part of the legislature, of the left-wing immigrationist, the Italians have asked us to govern immigration and we will not let it be prevented. Dazis. President Trump's dazis, despite his privileged relationship with the US administration, will be unleashed in a few days. What will happen to Italian businesses? I think that it must be decoupled in any way possible from a trade war between the two Atlantic coasts that would not make any sense from my point of view. The dossier is in the hands of the European Commission, these are not the states that can deal with it, but we are certainly doing everything we can to favor dialogue and to favor an agreement that is advantageous for both. The survey on urban planning in Milan is earthquaking the municipality. What did you investigate? What is your position? The one I always have on these cases. I think that the legislature must do its course and I think that, as regards the mayor, I have never been convinced that a guarantee notice leads to the automatism of resignations. I think these are choices that must be made on the basis of his ability in this scenario to govern at best, because I do not change my position based on the political color of the mayor.