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The continuous disputes within the majority, the growing intolerance of citizens towards restrictive anti-Covid measures often without logic and, now, even the Bad mood of the main European leaders. The strategy adopted by Giuseppe Conte, which has so far produced an avalanche of incomprehensible Dpcm and a shower of not always successful bonuses, has drawn much criticism.
The maneuver in the viewer
And it could not be otherwise, given the political climate that Italy has been experiencing for several weeks. A very harsh climate within the government, amid spite, threats, and failed mediations.
The straw that broke the camel’s back is represented by Conte’s last move. We were talking about Europe: as reported by Affaritaliani.it, Paris and Berlin would not have liked anything maneuver just approved by the Giallorossi. A maneuver, in short, full of bonuses and tips.
How to blame Emmanuel Macron and Angela Merkel? If we take a look at the document prepared by the Italian executive, we notice how, in fact, the maneuver is full of cousin All types. From the car to the water, from the garden to the glasses, from the chef to the mobile phone: the list, drawn up with a large number of Giallorossi, touches almost every aspect of everyday life for citizens.
General discontent
It is precisely whyParis-Berlin axis I would be concerned (and not a little) about the Italian situation. The risk, not only posed by Europe, is that Conte may put bonuses and shortages first structural reforms necessary to revive Italy. In other words, Brussels fears that what happened with the Recovery Plan will be repeated.
Combining all the points, another significant aspect emerges. Italy could use i money Recovery – and therefore from Europe – to cover previous bonuses and bonuses. Including those guaranteed by the latest budget law. In other words, the hypothesis is emerging that the Giallorossi may be successful in squandering the Recovery Fund’s money on worthless bonds.
In addition to the Renzianos of Italia Viva, Conte must also be careful with Brussels. Who, with the passing of the days, begins to doubt the ability of the Italian premier to revive the fortunes of the country. For his part, the Prime Minister has more and more knots to undo and fewer allies to bet with. But above all, he has less and less time available. The virus continues to run, new closures are coming, and the economy is limping.
