Italy alive explodes the top with the government, then Renzi dictates his conditions on Facebook: here is the letter he sent to Conte

First the minister’s commitments in Brussels Teresa Bellanova, then procrastination and even summits on measures to Christmas vacations deserted and indeed hampered. For days Alive italy calls for a showdown with the prime minister Giuseppe ConteBut in the meantime she does her best to keep the ballet going. Meanwhile Matteo renzi chooses to dictate his conditions, first on television (he did so on Tuesday night reiterating the request to ask for the money from the Me), and then this morning Facebook publishing a long letter to Prime Minister. Within the text are the requests that, barring surprises, the Renzians will make to Conte if they ever sit at the table for comparison: according to the latest rumors, the summit is scheduled for the 19 from this night.

The letter with the petitions of Italia viva: no to the working group and yes to the Month – “For total transparency”, is the debut of the leader of Alive italy on Facebook, “I paste the letter here. Long time, I know. But at least you understand that Let’s talk about serious things, not reorganizations“And, first of all, Renzi wants to say that what he is looking for are not new armchairs:” Dear President, these days the story told by the Palazzo says that ‘Those of Italia Viva’ they want armchairs. It is populism applied to communication. But above all it is a big lie ”. The senator then proceeds to expose the two central demands: opposition to the working group to administer the Recovery Fund and the use of funds of the Month. However, yesterday the prime minister reiterated that, as far as the governance of EU funds is concerned, this is a European request and, to bury it, an alternative proposal is needed. While with regard to the MeThe discussion, one interviewee told Accordi & Disaccordi, cannot be “take it or leave it.”

Regarding the working group, Renzi reiterated the blackmail carried out in the Senate a week ago: “We told you in Parliament,” Renzi writes to Conte, “that when a country can spend 209,000 million euros there are no organized working groups to grant substitute powers with respect to the government. No.Do not exchange a session of Parliament with a direct Facebook. The Council of Ministers is not asked to approve a shared document at the last minute. Because these two hundred billion euros are the last chance we have ”. And, as he did yesterday, the former ECB president quotes: “As Mario Draghi pointed out acutely: ‘The problem is worse than it seems and the authorities must act urgently.’