Salvini in Lignano promises autonomy and argues about Pentecost: “Since they can’t do it at home they come here to make a mess”

The leader of the League presented himself at an election meeting in support of the candidate for mayor Laura Giorgi

LIGNANO. Selfies on the beach with some supporters, applause and some “Forza Milan”, remembering his Rossoneri faith. A warm welcome was reserved for the leader of the League, Matteo Salvini, who showed up on the morning of Saturday 4 June at the Punta Faro bar, on the beach of Lignano Sabbiadoro, where he arrived to take part in an electoral appointment in support of the candidate for mayor Laura Giorgi.

“I’m the only Milanese with long trousers here on the beach,” Salvini joked, taking the floor with a joke. “I dropped by to say hello to the boys and the coast guard commander before I came here. I am confirmed by the fact that in Italy things that work must be put forward and not backward. I asked how many there are to check 200,000 summer visitors and thousands of boats, there are 10. Both in November and in August. Something is wrong. Autonomy means this: giving more where it is needed most and when it is needed. The law on autonomy will arrive on the CDM by the summer. It is a small big step forward in what we are doing ».

A comment then on the arrivals of young people from abroad, in particular from Austria, in the seaside resort in these days on the occasion of Pentecost: “On Friday evening I took a walk downtown, there were loads of” well-behaved “boys who, since they can’t do it at home, they come here to make a mess. It doesn’t seem like the best in life. “

Before leaving, the leader of the League took a few more selfies on the beach and sat at a table in the bar for a brief meeting with the candidate for mayor.