Some boxes have not yet been definitively assigned, but the team of ministers is being defined. Giovanbattista Fazzolari, head of the Brothers of Italy Program, should be the undersecretary of the presidency of the Governing Council of Giorgia Meloni. He himself announced that the center-right had reached an agreement on the House and Senate presidencies.
In Montrecitorio “the outgoing League leader Riccardo Molinari will be elected”, while the co-founder of Fratelli d’Italia and former minister Ignazio La Russa will go to Palazzo Madama, which has now won the challenge with Roberto Calderoli”, writes Affaritaliani that vents all the names that would be in the team while waiting for the meeting between Meloni, Matteo Salvini and Silvio Berlusconi today.
Salvini should go to the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport with the post of deputy prime minister. The Secretariat of Economy now seems “safe” to Giancarlo Giorgetti, in which there would also be the green light of the President of the Republic Sergio Mattarella. At the time of the Lega, here is the return to agricultural policies of Gian Marco Centinaio, then we talk about Mara Bizzotto for regional affairs or Giulia Bongiorno for public service.
At Forza Italia, Antonio Tajani – deputy prime minister – remains the favorite of foreigners “but Berlusconi could sacrifice a weighty ministry” like Farnesina “, moving Tajani to Mise (Economic development, which however has the delegation on televisions ), to allow Licia Ronzulli to enter the government”, reads in the background. For the Italian senator, we are talking about Tourism or, alternatively, Equal Opportunities. Justice is also part of Berlusconi’s party, “Maria Elisabetta Alberti Casellati and Francesco Paolo Sisto in the race”, while Anna Maria Bernini is close to education.
And Brothers from Italy? It has Defense “(probably with Adolfo Urso), Relations with Parliament, Environment and the Undersecretary of the Presidency of the Council”. And “Giulio Terzi di Sant’Agata agli Esteri, if Tajani goes to Mise.” At Viminale the mayor of Rome Matteo Piantedosi.
Source: IL Tempo
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