High-tension political day that ends with Prime Minister Mario Draghi going up to Colle for an interview with Mattarella: there has been talk of national and international political issues, officially, but it is unlikely that the premier has not reported internal fibrillations to the majority after the slap dealt today by the 5 Star Movement in government.
M5S did not participate in the vote of confidence on the Aid to the Chamber decree. However, the text passed with 266 yes and 47 no, but now the tension on the provision shifts to the Senate, where the numbers of the majority are narrower.
That of the Movement "was an already clear decision", Giuseppe Conte specifies, "there is a question of merit that is important to us that we had anticipated (the waste-to-energy plant in Rome, ed), a question of coherence and linearity, therefore nothing new, it had also been anticipated ”.
FORCE ITALY
But Forza Italia rises to the top. Tajani evokes the crisis if the Movement does not also vote in the Senate, while Berlusconi asks Draghi to "escape this politically blackmail logic and take note of the situation that has arisen, opening a majority check to understand which political forces intend to support the government, not in alternating phases, but to carry out reforms and protect the interests of Italians ”.
LEAGUE
The League welcomes Forza Italia's request for clarification and adds "the need to stop the laws on free drugs and easy citizenship".
"We have voted for confidence and we will vote on the Aid Decree for a government pact of absolute emergency and for its measures. But I also say that we will not vote for you. We will not vote for easy drugs, easy citizenship, immigration and landings easy, easy return to Fornero or the reform of the land registry to market values. We will be responsible for economic issues and aid, but enough demagogy we will not discount ".
IPF
The Movement "turns its back on the Italians, not voting on an important measure such as the Aid dl, which allocates tens of billions against expensive bills and expensive energy", affirm the group leaders of Italy for the Future Iolandia Di Stasio and Primo Di Nicola.
