Mara Carfagna dumped in record time. Antonio Martino leaves: "What's free voice"

Mara Carfagna has launched Voce libera, an association that brings together the moderate and anti-sovereignty area of ​​Forza Italia, as well as civic and political profiles. The vice president of the Chamber, writes the Corriere della Sera, he would also have contacted the economist Carlo Cottarelli. Former parliamentarian Rosanna Scopelliti, daughter of the magistrate Antonino, who was assassinated by the 'ndran-gheta in 1991, was also part of the project. Among the constituent members there are also the deputies of Forza Italia, Paolo Russo and Gigi Casciello, Maurizio Carrara; the responsible local authorities of Berlusconi's party, Marcello Fiori; the former governor of Lazio, Renata Polverini, the senators Massimo Mallegni and Barbara Masini.

But while Carfagna is engaged in the launch of this new adventure, its project with one foot out of the blue party shows however the first cracks. "I didn't think it was a faction, but a liberal association. I don't follow politics anymore, I don't know about these things," says the former blue minister Antonio Martino, which in the organization chart of Voce libera figures as honorary president. And to those who ask him if he plans to give up the association promoted by Carfagna, Martino replies: "I think so. I will ask Berlusconi …".