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PRIME PAGINE | Meloni, né rimpasto né dimissioni. E sfida le opposizioni

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Premier Giorgia Meloni declares no reshuffle or resignations, challenging the opposition after a referendum debacle.
The episode opens with host Fabrizio Colarieti introducing the day's headlines on Friday, April 10, 2026. The main focus is Premier Giorgia Meloni's parliamentary address to the Chamber and Senate, delivered three weeks after a referendum defeat. Meloni states there will be no government reshuffle or resignations, attacking the opposition for insults and demagogy. The Corriere della Sera headlines her relaunch and attack. The episode describes Meloni's sober attitude, aiming to project stability despite political storms. La Repubblica frames the address as an electoral campaign speech, with Meloni challenging the opposition multiple times. PD leader Elly Schlein responds, telling Meloni the government has already lost its challenge and vowing to return them to opposition. The episode notes the perceived shift in momentum post-referendum. It then shifts to economic news, covering leadership confirmations and changes in major state-owned companies. Flavio Cattaneo is confirmed as CEO of Enel, Claudio De Scalzi gets a fifth term at Eni, and Lorenzo Mariani is appointed new CEO of Leonardo, replacing Roberto Cingolani. The episode reports on the Israeli-Lebanon conflict, detailing Israeli airstrikes in Beirut that killed Hezbollah leaders including Ali Yousuf al-Shi. It mentions a fragile truce between the US and Iran, with Donald Trump expressing optimism about a peace agreement. The episode also briefly covers a Milan investigation into illicit data collection targeting celebrities. Returning to Meloni's speech, it highlights her defense of foreign policy, criticism of Israel's actions in Lebanon, and rebuttal of opposition attacks including references to her deceased father and mafia allegations. Meloni admits shortcomings in healthcare wait times and security. The episode concludes with a reminder to follow updates on ANSA's platforms.
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