BREAKING NEWS: Giorgia Meloni interviewed on FarWest on Turin Violence

President they have attacked two pillars of democracy: law enforcement and the press What happens and how does management respond In my view it's not an issue of executive responsibility it' s a matter of state accountability—how does the state respond If the State is unable to enforce the rule of law and ensure respect for it the rules and to protect law enforcement personnel those who clearly carry out the duties of maintaining order our security and the journalists who form the foundation of every democratic system wa Saying the state cannot defend itself so I believe we cannot afford to retreat I believe we must and we are also working on this ensure through additional regulations tha More effective than these things not happening but I think it's also a matter of let's say cultural soil I think that if for example not all political forces agree on firmness agains ese incidents because there we are not talking about the right to demonstrate we are talking abou a group of people organized in a criminal manner that is the violent individuals in that demonstratio The demonstrators used jammers to prevent law enforcement from communicating They had paper bombs filled with nails and of course they had Molotov cocktails meaning they were organized as organizations are organized as they are structured so I think on that basis s requires clarity from everyone and a shared commitment which is precisely what I have also raised this issue in parliamentary debates with Minister Rumiante Dosi to all parties including those in opposition I have listened to the secretary of the Democratic Party That's what they said about institutions needing to be united—let's hope so