(ANSA) - Rome, September 8 - The leader of Italy's
anti-immigrant Northern League party on Tuesday launched a fresh
attack on Premier Matteo Renzi, slamming him for comments
comparing right-wing supporters to beasts over their approach to
migration.
On Sunday, Renzi, leader of the centre-left Democratic
Party (PD), told an audience at a political rally that in the
immigration crisis, "it's not the PD against the right, it's
humans against beasts".
League leader Matteo Salvini told Italian Radio 24 that
Renzi was a "rat" for making the allegedly insulting comments
about Italians.
"You can attack Salvini, that's ok, but if you call those
who want rules on immigration beasts, then you are a rat. If you
are the premier then govern, don't insult Italians," he said.
"Some dogs are more intelligent than some men, even some
men in the government," Salvini added.
League leader slams Renzi for comparing right wing to beasts
Salvini says Renzi should govern instead of insulting Italians
