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Meloni Doesn't Think of Quirinale: "I Want to Continue the Work of the Government"

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The Premier's words in Vespa's last book: "Il Colle is not in my plans, but attention to cultural racism against the right." And on Vannacci: "Work for the wide field..."

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Il Quirinale is not in my plans. Having said this, we do not understand why the idea should make scandal that a personality of conservative culture can one day aspire to that role. In one of the many anticipations that are beating the way to the release of the new book by Bruno Vespa, Giorgia Meloni, interviewed by the conductor, it is back to [...] The article Meloni: "It is not in my plans, but a conservative can go to the Quirinale. Enough cu…

·Rome, Italy
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The Premier's words in Vespa's last book: "Il Colle is not in my plans, but attention to cultural racism against the right." And on Vannacci: "Work for the wide field..."

·Italy
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The premier in the anticipation of the new book by Bruno Vespa: "But the Quirinale is not in my plans"

·Rome, Italy
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The premier in Bruno Vespa's last book: "I am focused on closing this mandate well and asking the Italians to confirm their trust for another five years."

·Turin, Italy
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The Premier: 'Stop left cultural racism on choice for the Quirinale' (ANSA)

·Rome, Italy
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Giorgia Meloni excludes, at least for the moment, any political project that can lead her to the Quirinale. The President of the Council looks instead to the conclusion of the legislature and above all to the possibility of obtaining from the electors a second mandate at Palazzo Chigi. But he strongly rejects the idea that the presidency of the Republic should be considered a prerogative... Read More Meloni: "The Quirinale is not in my plans." A…

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ANSA broke the news in Rome, Italy on Sunday, November 1, 2026.
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