“I think the private life some people should remain so, but I also think those who have a public role, a political role, have some responsibility more”. Thus the former pentastellato minister Vincenzo Spadafora spoke of his own homosexuality moving in front of the cameras of What’s the weather like. It is a choice that “I made for myself, it is important to love and respect each other”, he said to the applause of the audience. Spadafora talks about his homosexuality in his book Without reserve, due out next week. “It was a way for me – he explains – also to testify mine political commitment. I am also a lot Catholic, it may seem in contradiction but it is not at all. In politics homosexuality is also used for to hurt, to hit the opponent, with a buzz that I wanted to turn off tonight. I hope to be considered for what I do, for what I am, and from tomorrow maybe I’ll be happier because I’ll feel more free“.
As for politics, for Spadafora the risk of split in the Movement “There is and I work so that this does not happen”. To avoid it, “Conte you don’t interpret your leadership in a way lonely or with your small group, involve everyone ”. On the knot Quirinale, “I hope Conte wants to convene the groups: I think the times are over when these things were decided elsewhere, these things are decided together. The political line it asks for can come out of the 5-star Movement Draghi to remain as Prime Minister ”, for“ the good of the country ”. “Conte has not yet made explicit” his thoughts on the race to the Colle “in a clear way, it would be absurd to think of deciding it without consulting the parliamentarians”, he concluded.
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