“We called them 'piled up', majorities like the one on which Draghi stands, and then we went inside. And we got so close to the Democratic Party, after having mistreated Bersani in a way that did us no honor. We have lost a lot of our identity, but it is not by bringing down the government that we will find the lost voters on the street ». Mario Puddu, former mayor of Assemini, leading exponent of the Cinquestelle in Sardinia, is very unconvinced of the move by head Giuseppe Conte: the exit of the deputies when voting on the confidence that the government had placed on the "Aid" decree, who had just voted. And now Mario Draghi ties Conte hand and foot to that decision, with his resignation, waiting to see what will happen on Wednesday. Pudduè torn on tomorrow: «I feel tied to the Movement, but my friends are with Luigi Di Maio and he himself is: I have to decide what to do. I'm certainly not as close to Alessandra Todde and Ettore Licheri, to understand ». I have to decide whether to leave M5S and move to Together for the future, together with the Foreign Minister, and it's not a walk in the park ».
Did Conte take you off guard by saying that the government experience was over due to the behavior of the M5S?
«Oh, yes, it has taken the consequences of this decision to the extreme, which I find inopportune. Now for the Movement it is not easy at all: a decision taken to recover voters actually risks losing others and provoking a new split, or a second exodus towards Together for the future. We are not doing a good deal: we, and not even the country ».
