'Meloni is ready to take responsibility for Italy'
The Brothers of Italy and the center-right alliance are perceived negatively in this country, and she finds the parallel to be utterly incorrect, inappropriate, and out of line with that perception.
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More commentary on Giorgia Meloni's triumph is now coming in.
The first woman to lead Italy has done a "very good" job of portraying herself as a "pragmatic, concrete" woman who is "ready to take responsibility for this country," according to Deborah Bergamini, a member of parliament for Silvio Berlusconi's center-right Forza Italia party, which is a part of Meloni's coalition.
The BBC's Today Programme quoted Bergamini as saying, "This has permitted her such an outcome."
Bergamini claims it is a "stereotype that has nothing to do with Mussolini" when asked if she is concerned about the party's connections to Mussolini's fascist movement.
The Brothers of Italy and the center-right alliance are perceived negatively in this country, and she finds the parallel to be utterly incorrect, inappropriate, and out of line with that perception.
