Month, alive Italy does not sign the resolution and in the Senate the majority is destroyed

The leader of the Renzianos, Davide Faraone, takes off. The text deposited by the presidents of the Democratic Party, Marcucci and Leu is too short and too tepid

Most are no longer there. Two days after the decisive vote in the Chamber of the Month, Italia viva distances itself. And so Davide faraone, leader of Matteo Renzi’s party in the Senate, decides not to sign a joint resolution that has been presented by the other parties that support the government. A very concise resolution, perhaps the only one where I could find a rag to agree that it wouldn’t send the M5s into confusion, really the day Giuseppe Conte comes to report to the Chambers on the eve of the European Council that must give the final green light to the reform of the rescue fund treaty. “After listening to the Prime Minister’s communications, the Senate approves them”: this is the meaning of the text elaborated by the dem Andrea Marcucci, of the cricket Ettore Licheri what if Loredana De Petris di Leu, and already delivered in the offices of the president of Palazzo Madama, Maria Elisabetta Casellati, presented in a hurry to be the first text to be put to a vote in the Chamber after the Prime Minister’s speech.