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Forum Ambrosetti: Heated debate between Vannacci and Monti

At the Forum Ambrosetti in Cernobbio, the exchange between Vannacci and Monti raises questions about the European vision.

5 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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At the Forum Ambrosetti in Cernobbio, General Roberto Vannacci expressed the need for a "ReBorn Europe," opposing the idea of rearmament proposed in the context of a different Europe. His statement provoked significant reactions.

Former Prime Minister and life senator Mario Monti responded critically, asserting that the Futuro Nazionale program violates the Constitution and denouncing rhetoric that evokes the spirit of fascism. According to Monti, it is essential to combat such rhetoric.

During the debate, Monti reiterated his commitment to countering fascist ideas, in a dialogue that highlighted the differing opinions between the two participants.

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