Italy’s new Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni made her first speech to parliament on Tuesday, setting out plans to prevent the arrivals of boat migrants from North African countries, and taking the opportunity to disavow Italy’s fascist past. “This government wants to take a path that has hardly been taken until now: to stop illegal departures and finally break the illegal human trafficking in the Mediterranean,” the far-right Brothers of Italy party leader said in speech to the Chamber of Deputies in Rome. She faces a vote of confidence from the same chamber in the evening, which her government s…