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Giorgia Meloni (born 15 January, 1977) is an Italian politician and journalist. A member of the Chamber of Deputies in Italy since 2006, she has led the Brothers of Italy (FdI) political party since 2014, and has been the president of the European Conservatives and Reformists Party since 2020.
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I believe it is not wise to fall into the temptation of retaliations, which become a vicious circle in which everyone loses.
No to the violence of Islam, yes to safer borders, no to mass immigration, yes to work for our people, no to major international finance.
I believe that the state should incentivize the natural family based on marriage.
When you are a woman you are often underestimated, but that can help you.
It is a banal fact of reality that it isn't possible to imagine a guarantee of enduring security by diving Europe from the United States.
I am a woman, I am a mother, I am Italian, I am a Christian, and you can't take that away from me.
Yes to natural families, no to the LGBT lobby, yes to sexual identity, no to gender ideology, yes to the culture of life, no to the abyss of death.
Borders exist only if you defend them. Otherwise they do not exist.
Why is the family an enemy? Why is the family so frightening?
Military aid was needed to help a nation under attack.
If a jet violates airspace, it is shot down.
It is right for Europe to equip itself to play its part but gullible to think it can do so on its own, outside the framework.
Why do we spend our time fighting all types of discrimination but we pretend not to see the greatest ongoing persecution, the genocide of the world’s Christians?
Therefore we welcome this phase and support the effort launched by President Trump.
The Ukrainian people are defending the values of freedom and democracy on which our civilization is based, and the very foundations of international law.
I am convinced that we must continue to work with concreteness and pragmatism, to find a possible common ground and avoid a trade war that would benefit no one, neither the United States nor Europe.
When I am something, I declare it. I never hide. If I were fascist, I would say that I am fascist. Instead, I have never spoken of fascism because I am not fascist.
Mussolini was a good politician, in that everything he did, he did for Italy. There hasn't been any other politicians like that in the last fifty years.
If the life of a sick child like Alfie Evans is defined as pointless, how long before they define as pointless the life of a disabled or elderly person? Or anyone who doesn’t correspond to the idea of a perfect consumer?
Why do Italian courts take away legal custody from two married parents, the natural parents of a baby girl, saying they are too old to raise her at 52 and 54, taking away their natural daughter? But if two men over 50 go abroad and buy a child, that’s fine. Why?
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