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The approval of Secretary Nicola Zingaretti’s proposal to vote yes in the September 20 referendum was a not painless step in the Democratic House where, although with a calm tone, the positions in favor and against the cut of the parliamentarians were maintained without changes. A yes, in any case, that strengthens the alliance’s ties with the M5, with the hope that now the pentastellati will take steps towards the directions desired by the Democratic allies, starting with the changes to the Salvini decrees, the use of the resources of the Month and the path of reforms.
Zingaretti: “Yes, other reforms can follow” “Although I propose the Yes – said Zingaretti in his report – I say that we must reject the trivial reasons that cutting the number of parliamentarians would save the state money. The savings would be minimal and is not the main reason for our yes. The main reason lies in the fact that other reforms can follow this act. “Ultimately, the triumph of No would sound like the” de profundis “to any future attempt to modify the Constitution, such as the adoption of a differentiated bicameralism that the The Democratic Party must relaunch with a collection of signatures, said Zingaretti, accepting a proposal from Luciano Violante. In the “reformist” line of Zingaretti also the former secretary Maurizio Martina, the minister Dario Franceschini, the Guerini-Lotti area.
The frond of No But for the “no”, whose position was defined as “legitimate” by Zingaretti, important personalities who supported Zingaretti in congress, such as Gianni Cuperlo and the leader of the group in Strasbourg Brando Benifei, Luigi Zanda, and, among the minorities, the area of the “young Turks” of Matteo Orfini, or Tommaso Nannicini, among the promoters of the referendum. The yes, is his thesis, is the definitive abandonment of a reformist culture in favor of demagoguery that will now triumph.
The reforms advocated by Zingaretti Zingaretti, who rejected the accusations of “subordination” to the M5s, hopes that this test of the loyalty of the Democratic Party will convince the Movement of Rocco Crimi and Luigi Di Maio to heed the demands of the Democrats on Mes, Recovery Fund and of course about Salvini and reforms. Indeed, on these fronts Zingaretti, Martina and Franceschini have stressed that expanding the reforms linked to the reduction of parliamentarians (constructive distrust, differentiated bicameralism) could give the legislature greater breathing space beyond the use of the Recovery Fund.
The next steps on the road to reforms The path of corrective reforms of the parliamentary cut, however, has a bumpy path. On the Fornaro bill, which should be approved by the Commission before September 25, 800 center-right amendments that they are preparing to obstruct. As for the electoral law, the Germanicum, the perplexities of Italia Viva and Leu remain intact, while the M5’s request for the return of preferences has introduced a new element of discussion. The first vote, with the approval of the basic text, is scheduled for Tuesday 8, when Leu and Iv must avoid getting in the way. But even in this law the center-right does not pretend to facilitate the journey.
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