More renzismo, less grillismo. How to Follow the Government Crisis with Optimism

Would it be really bad if at the end of the day, and at the end of the government crisis, it was Renzi’s agenda that returned order to the country? The week that opens will be crucial to understand what will be the fate of the legislature and to the extent that we can feel sincerely passionate about the economic, health and cultural issues that lie behind the disputes between Matteo Renzi and Giuseppe Conte there A better way to try to understand the future of the government – and to try to understand why Renzi has the legislature in his hand – than to study the psychology of the protagonists of the first great chess game of the new political year. Matteo Renzi has been saying this for days and he repeats it privately on each occasion and with each interlocutor. For him this government is over, for him the BisConte has no future and after the choice made by the Prime Minister to announce a confrontation in Parliament to check if there is still a majority in support of this government, it is likely that this week will happen. what many considered unlikely until a few days ago: Renzi withdrawing his ministers from the government and Renzi giving the official start to the crisis.