Mr. Salvini, and other prominent right-wing leaders, argue that with Mr. Conte’s demise and a lack of broad political consensus, new and early elections should take place, with polls showing that he is likely to win.
But while Mr Salvini maintained his rudeness for early elections, the country’s most politically inclined people were also careful not to over-criticize Mr Draghi. He said his party, the league, would make proposals on Mr Draghi’s final agenda, which he said “should be full of material.”
Mr Matterrela’s decision to summon Dr Draghi was followed by a meeting with lower house Speaker Roberto Fico on Tuesday evening, who was tasked last week to decide whether Italy’s disputed government could overcome a wide range of political differences. The fall of the last month of Mr. Conte’s 17-month government.
Mr Fico on Tuesday advised the Italian president that he had failed.
Mr. Conte also failed in a week of desperate attempts to stay in power, with enough support from the MLAs.
On Tuesday night, Mr. Conte, who the Five Star pulled out of the ambiguity to lead the country just two years ago, seems to have already disappeared.
“In addition to all the arguments, who won and who lost, the situation means that in the most difficult and dramatic situation we can imagine, we move from Conte’s hand to Dragi,” said Mario Cablarassi, who edited two. Leading Italian papers, writes on Twitter. “I am sleeping soundly. You? ”
Elisabeta Povoledo, Gaia Pianigiani and Emma Bubola contributed to the report.
