Matteo Renzi postpones meeting with Conte while continuing to threaten the government

It was he who wanted the shock within the majority, always he who threatened Giuseppe Conte in the Senate because in Recovery Fund all over again. But at the time of the Prime Minister’s summons, Matteo renzi decided not to show up and postpone the meeting. The official reason? The commitment of the Minister of Agriculture Teresa Bellanova in Brussels, which prevents him from attending the summit at 1:00 p.m. Meanwhile, while waiting for the rescheduling of the classroom, the leader of Alive italy it continues to threaten the government. And this despite the fact that yesterday Conte, at the beginning of the consultations, obtained the support of M5s and Pd to proceed with the government and a resounding no to the reorganization hypothesis.

Renzi not only postponed the confrontation, but was quick to use his electronic news to continue blackmailing the executive. And to do this, he started again with the accusation that the government was never consulted on the Recovery plan. A news denied, however, by the newspaper last Friday: there were at least 16 meetings in the ministry on governance and distribution of funds. Despite this, Renzi writes: “The Prime Minister has summoned the majority parties. The night bombing that would have passed a document not shared by anyone and a task force capable of replacing the government and parliament has been officially blocked. I had asked it in Parliament (here) and today I am glad that everyone agrees. Italy Long Live“Actually, yesterday Conte reiterated that the working group will be there, as requested by the EU, and that” it will never overlap with institutional steps. “

But what is the plan of the leader of Italy alive? For now, deliver a document to the prime minister with the requests of his party. “On the issues of the government’s” qualitative leap, “we will tell the prime minister with a written document as soon as there is a chance to meet (not today because Bellanova is in Brussels). As soon as it is delivered to the premier, we will send it to all Enews friends. We fight for ideas, not for seats: the ministers will also come to the meeting, who are ready to resign their mandate, if necessary. Because whoever says that we get in the way to have half an extra seat must bear in mind that we are the only party that is willing to give up seats, not ask for them.