Italy: 'We are slaves to nobody' - Salvini addresses supporters at Lega rally

M/S Stage at the League party rally, Pontida
C/U Person with Salvini picture as necklace
M/S Journalist Gad Lerner at rally
M/S People shouting "Schemo" ('fool' in Italian)
M/S Lerner talking to the League supporters
M/S League supporters shouting in Italian: "(Where is) the coherence? The coherence!", "clown!"
M/S Lerner at rally
M/S League party leader Matteo Salvini arriving
C/U "Padania liberation committee" armband
SOT, Matteo Salvini, League party leader (Italian): "I am curious to understand what the Premier (Giuseppe Conte) sold off in regard of Italy's sovereignty and economy to receive that pat on the shoulder he got from Macron and Merkel. We will be observing."
M/S Chairs with PD and M5S banners symbolising 'cabinet of chairs'
M/S League supporters chanting "Elections"
M/S Flags
W/S Salvini getting on stage
SOT, Matteo Salvini, League party leader (Italian): "The Italian population is not a slave of anybody. We leave the whispers with Merkel and Macron to the traitors of the Italian people."
M/S Photo of Giuseppe Conte and Angela Merkel on stage
M/S Lega Nord flag
M/S Salvini with children on stage
SOT, Giovanni, Lega supporter (Italian): "Our government is a parasitarian government. Basically, it was put together by all parasites of Italy and Europe."
M/S Flag reading 'Italexit. Europe silent'
SOT, Daniele, Lega supporter (Italian): "What they have done is horrible. It really does not exist. In every state there are votes and only here in Italy we create a government on European guidelines. Where are we?"
M/S Religious Lega supporters
SCRIPT
Former Italian deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini addressed thousands of supporters of the League party at a rally marking its anniversary in Pontida on Sunday.
"I am curious to understand what the Premier (Giuseppe Conte) sold off in regard of Italy's sovereignty and economy to receive that pat on the shoulder he got from Macron and Merkel. We will be observing," said Salvini.
Left-wing journalist Gad Lerner was seen being insulted by the League supporters as he was covering the event. In a separate incident, the camera of reporter for Italian news outlet 'La Repubblica' was reported to have punched.
"The Italian population is not a slave of anybody. We leave the whispers with Merkel and Macron to the traitors of the Italian people," said Salvini, speaking from stage.
Salvini who had called for a snap election was left out of the new coalition cabinet formed by the Democratic Party (PD) and his former partners the 5-Star Movement (M5S).