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“Many in Parliament are fed up with this government and would gladly support a center-right government.” Words that reveal once again the difficulties of the Conte government to move forward. The fall seems to be just around the corner. To confirm this is Matteo Salvini, guest of Myrta Merlino in La7 in the L’Aria di Domenica program. A news that Libero also documented in the newspaper with an article that anticipated the government that the Carroccio leader is thinking about: a government obviously without the presence of Matteo Renzi with Italia Viva. An important step, this, because the other center-right ally, Giorgia Meloni with the Brothers of Italy, has repeatedly said that she is against any government with broad agreements and that if Conte’s government fell, the only alternative would be early elections. . .
Salvini dalla Merlino then explained how this fall of the Conte government is possible and also spoke about the relationship with Matteo Renzi, denying exchanging text messages with the leader of Italia Viva: “I have no acquaintances of Renzi with due respect. I see him in the Senate. I send messages to others. ” Finally, he wanted to comment on the possible reorganization of the Giallorossi majority and on the future of the center-right: “We are the majority of the country, in Parliament we are close to being a majority. We are all available together if someone says that we are trying a government from the center-right we are there Salvini explains that before Merlin’s choppy response (“This situation seems like a dream to me”), he responded, quoting Walt Disney: “If you can dream it, you can do it.”
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