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Matteo Salvini

Matteo Salvini

Vice President of the Council of Ministers of ItalyWikipedia

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Nov 5, 2026

MatteoHOST
5:50
The government here in Italy has one main counterweapon, the precettazione, which is a ministerial order that can force a specific sector deemed to provide an essential service back to work.
MatteoHOST
6:05
Transport Minister Salvini used it on October 27th on public transport workers, so buses and subways ran in Milan throughout the 30th.
MatteoHOST
6:16
People, however, came anyway.
MatteoHOST
6:19
That, of course, tells you that this was a strike of our whole class, our whole society, and not only of the organized workplaces.
MatteoHOST
9:33
In Sicily, Puglia, Calabria, they blocked highways and ports for days, supermarket shelves emptied, and almost entirely unreported, students went to stand on the blockades with workers.
MatteoHOST
9:49
The government answered on October 22, with a decree worth about 175 million euros in diesel tax credits, and a leasing holiday.
MatteoHOST
10:01
Salvini got the Sicilian associations to lift their blockades.
MatteoHOST
10:06
This only bought the state some time.
Tommy RobinsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:12
Every single populist leader, if you look at the leaders, and if my last documentary was called silence i've got 18 months in prison for my last documentary the reason i aired it was because the documentary was so bigger than me it's exactly what they're doing north there has been waved against if you go through us pick anyone pick hurt builders the leader of the dutch party pick marie le pen any politician in europe yeah anyone Anyone who has stood up and tried to speak against immigration, and you will see a history.
Tommy RobinsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:42
Matteo Salvini, I was with him two days ago, the Deputy Prime Minister of Italy, was prosecuted in 2020.
Tommy RobinsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:49
They said he napped because he stopped the vote.
Tommy RobinsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:51
He was prosecuted in 2021.
Tommy RobinsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:34
Pick anyone who has stood up and tried to speak against immigration and you will see a history.
Tommy RobinsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:40
Matteo Salvini.
Tommy RobinsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:41
I was with him two days ago.
Tommy RobinsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:42
The death
Tommy RobinsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:08
Every single populist leader, if you look at the leaders, and my last documentary was called silence i've got 18 months in prison for my last documentary the reason i aired it was because the documentary was so bigger than me it's exactly what they're doing warfare has been waged against if you go through us pick anyone pick hurt builders the leader of the dutch party hit marie le pen any politician in europe yeah anyone If anyone who has stood up and tried to speak against immigration, and you will see a history.
Tommy RobinsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:38
Matteo Salvini, I was with him two days ago, the Deputy Prime Minister of Italy, was prosecuted in 2020.
Tommy RobinsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:45
They said he napped because he stopped the vote.
Tommy RobinsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:47
He was prosecuted in 2021.
Paul FullerNARRATOR
24:34
In Italy, the dockers' walkouts formed part of a 24-hour general strike called by the Union Confederation, USB, against the rising cost of living, low wages, and the war economy.
Paul FullerNARRATOR
24:46
On October 27th, Transport Minister Salvini ordered the strikes postponed, citing the All Saints holiday, with fines of 500 euros to 1,000 euros a day for those who struck anyway.
Paul FullerNARRATOR
24:59
The USB declared the order illegitimate and struck.
Paul FullerNARRATOR
25:03
These workers occupy the arteries through which the war is supplied.
EnriqueHOST
40:14
El método: exportar las tácticas de guerra cultural y data, eh, data mining de Cambridge Analytica.
EnriqueHOST
40:23
Los aliados europeos eran Matteo Salvini en Italia, Viktor Orbán en Hungría, Marine Le Pen en Francia y Santiago Abascal en España.
EnriqueHOST
40:34
Y vosotros, pe-- eh, sa-sabéis, cuando pe-- la gente piensa que la je-- que, que estos políticos y así, o la extrema izquierda, tanto Podemos aquí en España como la extrema derecha, Vox, ¿qué os-- qué os pensáis? Que se crean solos, que no hay financiación por detrás de personas que tienen sus propios intereses.
EnriqueHOST
40:49
Aquí lo veis.
EnriqueHOST
44:52
Perdonen un segundo, que aprovecho para beber.
EnriqueHOST
44:54
[bebe] [suspira] Bien.
EnriqueHOST
45:01
Otras colaboraciones de Bannon en Europa, ¿mm? Italia: el apoyo directo de Matteo Salvini y Giorgia Meloni para unificar la derecha radical.
EnriqueHOST
45:15
Derecha radical, extrema derecha, da lo mismo.
Damien WilleyHOST
8:46
Almost we accept that every decision involving military spending is deemed too important for the people paying for it to challenge.
Damien WilleyHOST
8:52
Matteo Salvini, the Italian Minister of Transport, had already declared his stance.
Damien WilleyHOST
8:57
The 19th century reported his speech of the previous day in Genoa, defending his intervention in the strike and insisting that the railway should function.
Damien WilleyHOST
9:05
He also renewed his proposal that the organisers of demonstrations should pay a personal deposit against possible damage.
Jason HorowitzGUEST
60:55
But it makes me think about when the right wing populace started rising, there was a party called the Northern League.
Jason HorowitzGUEST
61:02
And it was run by this guy, Matteo Salvini.
Jason HorowitzGUEST
61:04
And he came from the north.
Jason HorowitzGUEST
61:06
And basically, his party believed that anything south of the Po was not, well actually it was Italy, but he didn't want anything to do with that Italy.
Tommy RobinsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:44
Any politician in Europe, you know? Anyone, anyone who has stood up and tried to speak against immigration, and you will see a history.
Tommy RobinsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:53
Matteo Salvini, I was with him two days ago, the Deputy Prime Minister of Italy, was prosecuted in 2020.
Tommy RobinsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:00
They said he kidnapped because he stopped the vote.
Tommy RobinsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:02
He was prosecuted in 2021.
Paul FullerNARRATOR
10:59
In Milan, 500 additional soldiers were on the streets, deployed under a security decree approved on October 20th to patrol alongside police until the end of the year.
Paul FullerNARRATOR
11:09
On October 27, Transport Minister Matteo Salvini signed an order requiring the strike to be postponed in air, rail, and maritime transport, taxis, and local public transport, citing the legally protected All Saints holiday period.
Paul FullerNARRATOR
11:24
Workers who struck regardless faced fines of 500 euros to 1,000 euros a day.
Paul FullerNARRATOR
11:30
The USB denounced a wrong and illegitimate order, which we disobey, and said it would provide legal defense for workers facing sanctions.

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