The Meloni Government seems to show its very first cracks: the measures relating to the so-called super-bonus, or building bonuses, if you prefer (the substance does not change), leave families and businesses with more than a bitter taste in their mouths, resulting in many significant on closer consideration, even declines within the government majority itself.
Let me be clear: no one was expecting miracles, and beyond the results released by the last polls, the clear and evident figure, which can be summed up in the high percentage of abstention, would seem to reflect the almost resigned attitude that seems to pervade the population, divided between the awareness of the "reasons" of the "reason" and the feeling of the motivations, certainly stringent, placed in support of the "needs" linked to the conduction of the contingent everyday life.
The opposition, albeit represented in terms of its necessity, should be better explained, above all in consideration of the discontent recently revealed by the categories involved and affected by the effects of the last mentioned measure. If for no other reason than to avoid that the sensation prevails that the need for reality, with all its contradictions, always and in any case prevails over the legitimate expectations of those who, in relying on the permanence over time of certain favorable regulatory provisions, have also started investments of considerable size.
It would be, as in fact it would seem to be, wrong, and even unconstitutional, to interrupt "tout court" the effectiveness of measures already approved and in some way juridically crystallized for having been put in place in many cases, albeit not yet completed . In other words: even if the need at the basis of the "squeeze" would seem to lie in the need to avert damage to the State budget, nevertheless, and at the same time, it cannot in any way overshadow the higher need not only to guarantee the position of those who, by virtue of a more than legitimate expectation, based on the alleged stability and permanence of legislative measures over time, have promoted substantial investments, but also that of ensuring the satisfaction of the essential needs of those who, overwhelmed by daily difficulties, do not can't even make ends meet.
